The Wife You Buried Is Back from Hell novel Chapter 745

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“Oh? Is that so?”

Nathan let out a low chuckle, as if he’d just heard something amusing. “When The Davidson Group is facing a crisis, what difference does a woman really make?”

He stepped forward, closing the distance between them in an instant. The tension in the air was palpable, like the moment before a storm breaks.

Nathan dropped his voice, lacing his words with temptation. “Think about it. If you just say the word, all those stolen contracts? I can make sure Vanguard Technologies returns them, untouched. Hell, I’ll even make them pay compensation for The Davidson Group’s losses.”

“That way, not only do you stabilize the company, you get the perfect chance to expand into overseas markets. Isn’t that the best possible outcome for you?”

Alexander’s fingers idly rolled his cigarette, his touch colder than the paper itself.

He lifted his gaze to Nathan, his eyes unwavering. “And you think trading her for a little peace at The Davidson Group is worth it?”

“Isn’t it?” Nathan shot back. “The Davidson Group is your father’s life’s work. Are you really going to watch it crumble in your hands? Or do you honestly believe a woman is more important than the future of the Group?”

Alexander looked down, struck a match, and lit his cigarette. A curl of smoke drifted between them, veiling his face. “You’ve always been bold, Nathan. If you hate me, or hate the Davidsons, come at me directly.”

He took a slow drag, flicked the ash, and his tone was almost careless. “If you want those contracts that badly, I’d hand them over as your brother. No need for all these games.”

For a split second, Nathan’s smile faltered.

He couldn’t stand that nonchalance.

He’d always thought Alexander, like himself, put the company above everything. But now, he realized his gamble had paid off.

Danielle was Alexander’s weakness.

“So, you really are in deep, aren’t you?”

Nathan let out a scornful laugh. “Well, I’ll be watching. When the crisis hits, when every partner starts pulling out, the banks start calling in loans, and your employees start to panic, let’s see if you still talk this way.”