Chapter 1106: Less Nonsense, Please

Chapter 1106: Chapter 1106: Less Nonsense, Please

Boyd Drew looked smugly at the scene before him, it wouldn’t be easy for Xaviera Evans to clear Caleb Mamet’s name. Today, if Caleb didn’t give up the 5% stake, he would be disgraced and might even lose his position as a council member.

With a hint of triumph in his eyes, Boyd slowly approached and spoke softly, "Mr. Caleb Mamet."

As if he hadn’t heard him, Caleb paid him no attention. But Boyd remained gentle and patient on the surface as he helplessly shook his head, gently persuading, "Mr. Mamet, it’s been so long, you should go see your grandfather."

His voice wasn’t loud, but everyone gathered in the hall. Naturally, those nearby heard it and looked at the two.

Boyd wanted everyone to hear it, so they’d know of Caleb’s scandal, and he wondered how the council member would keep his position!

Caleb paused and turned his head slightly, looking down condescendingly at Boyd.

Seeing him not responding, Boyd continued gently, "Regardless, your grandfather fell ill because of you and is still in a coma. Even though you didn’t grow up in the Drew family, he’s still your kin."

Xaviera heard what Boyd said and showed disdain in her eyes.

Caleb’s eyes drooped, his whole body exuding a powerful pressure. His thin lips parted, and he said casually, "Mr. Drew, my time is precious. Please spare me the nonsense."

Before Boyd could speak, one of the Drew Group’s high-level members standing by his side stepped forward. He didn’t know what had happened in the hall and confronted Caleb indignantly, "Mr. Caleb Mamet, it’s time to drop the act!"

Xaviera’s lips curled up, as expected, the Drew family had planned it all - to attack Caleb after the meeting and accuse him of being heartless and unfilial in front of everyone.

In people’s eyes, Boyd had always been gentle and refined. He wouldn’t openly accuse Caleb, but someone would do it for him - this high-level member had been by Boyd’s side at the previous perfume event, Xaviera remembered him.

Whatever this man was about to say, it must have been instructed by Boyd. Next, he would surely accuse Caleb of angering Mr. Drew to illness in front of everyone, putting him on the moral pyre.

"Mr. Caleb Mamet, do you want me to expose your deeds in front of everyone?" The high-level member furiously asked, making the unknowing people think Caleb had done something unforgivable.

Xaviera showed a meaningful smile because Vivian Drew’s face had already turned horribly gloomy. She wanted to step forward and stop it, but the disdainful crowd around her left her without the courage, fearing she would become the target again.

Those in the hall who knew the truth didn’t immediately stand up for Caleb, all looking scornfully at the Drew family members. Their heads hung low, faces pale, like defeated roosters.

Vivian gritted her teeth. The Drew family had already lost all face today - they couldn’t be the laughingstock again. She braced herself, took a step forward, and croaked, "Boyd, forget it. Today, Mr. Mamet..."

"What did I do?" A cold voice interrupted Vivian, Caleb’s face emotionless, his narrow eyes slightly narrowing as he stared at the high-level member.

The high-level member shuddered in fear, but soon prepared to retort. Vivian’s face paled in shock. Caleb must know about the Drew family’s exposed plan. Caleb deliberately interrupted her to lure Boyd into another humiliation in public.

No! The Drew family couldn’t lose face again!

Before Vivian could stop him, the high-level member shouted, red in the face, "Mrs. Mamet hatched a plan to deceive Mr. Drew and snatch our Drew family’s 5% stake, angering Mr. Drew to illness! Am I supposed to say all this before you’re satisfied?"

"I thought of you as part of the Drew family and didn’t want to make a fuss, so you wouldn’t lose face. But you just kept pushing, focused only on our family’s shares. Even when Mr. Drew had fallen ill, you still pressured us to hand over shares. Since Lord fell ill, you never even visited him. He’s been sick because of you, but you have no guilt. This is unfilial behavior!"

The audience fell silent, and those who already knew the truth bore mocking expressions, turning their gaze to Boyd.