Matthew was troubled by the complicated dynamics between his mother and grandfather and had hoped to smooth things over that day. However, it seemed like an uphill battle.
He signaled the driver to take Amara away.
Back in the living room, Waldo wore a serious expression as he glanced at Matthew.
“Don’t blame me for being tough on your mother.
I’ve got one request for her-come back to the Clark family. Since she refused, I won’t force her, but she can’t attend any of our family banquets or stir up trouble that could affect the family’s or Prosperity Group’s reputation.”
Waldo’s face carried a mix of disappointment and helplessness by the end of his statement.
He was initially thrilled about Matthew’s existence and grateful to Amara for raising him.
He had genuinely hoped Amara would return with Matthew, but his hopes were dashed.
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Unfortunately, she had other plans and preferred to stay in Fairwa rather than joining the Clark family.
While Waldo respected her decision initially, the current incident forced him to address the matter due to its impact on the family’s reputation.
Matthew nodded in understanding.
“Got it. I’ll be careful. Grandpa, what did you want to talk to me about?”
Waldo tilted his head slightly, his gaze focusing.
“Have you sorted out the issues with Prosperity Group?”
Matthew’s expression instantly turned serious.
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“Just give me a Little more time. I’ll get the stock price back on track. And as for the collaboration with Evans Group…”
He paused for a moment, then continued, “While we can’t proceed with it, I’ve already lined up alternative partners. The project won’t be affected.”
Waldo nodded with satisfaction.
“I trust you. Let this be a lesson.
And remember, stay vigilant.”
“I know,” Matthew responded.
“I’ve looked into Benny’s background, and he does have a blood connection to us.”
Waldo’s expression changed at this revelation, but he quickly regained his composure.
Letting out a deep sigh, he looked at Matthew.