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Marco and his brothers were seething with anger. It was clear that no one in the room was going to side with
them. "Kathryn, let's pause this meeting and talk outside," Marco said, making one last desperate attempt to
sway her. Kathryn's gaze was ice cold as she replied, "Marco, the only reason you and our brothers are sitting
here today is because of your roles in managing Farrell Group-not because we're related. Letremind you, no
one has the right to interfere in the internal affairs of the Farrell family.
"We have nothing left to discuss. Last year, you spoke tocountless times, and | gave you my answer every
single time. If something doesn't belong to me, | won't take it. If Mom had inherited the family leadership from
her sister, or if our grandmother had passed it down to her directly, | wouldn't be stepping aside today. But that's
not what happened, and you all know it.
"We both know how Mom got to her position-through lies, betrayal, and harm. She did countless terrible things.
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇtInstead of clinging to what doesn't belong to us, we should be atoning for her actions. If you three still disagree
with me, feel free to resign and leave." Her words hung heavy in the room. Kathryn had spent the last year trying
to persuade her father and brothers to leave Jensburg. Tand again, she had urged them to let go of the
family business, but they were stubborn. Their reluctance to give up the status and power they enjoyed had kept
them rooted where they were. Months passed. The New Year cand went. Kathryn had hoped that the holiday
would give them clarity, but it didn't.
The nieces and nephews went back to school after the break, and for the sake of their children's education,
Marco and his brothers found yet another excuse to stay in Jensburg. Kathryn had done everything she could to
reason with them. She'd spoken, pleaded, and even warned them. But in the end, they didn't listen-not even to
their elderly father, Holden.
At one point, she'd believed they were finally leaving. During the New Year celebrations, they left Jensburg to
visit the old Janzen family home. Pedro told her they wouldn't be back.
But after the holidays, when Marco and his brothers showed up at Farrell Group as if nothing had happened,
Kathryn realized how naive she'd been.
Marco and his brothers had always harbored ambitions of seizing power. Even when their mother, Clarissa, was
alive, they had schemed and plotted behind the scenes. But they lacked the ability and the courage to make any
meaningful move.
When Kathryn returned to the family, they shifted their focus. They aligned themselves with Shiloh, favoring her
over Kathryn, and encouraged her to challenge Kathryn's authority. They formed cliques within the company,
doing everything they could to undermine Kathryn's efforts to learn the ropes. They hoped that by keeping her in
the dark, she wouldn't be able to asscontrol, leaving the door open for them to take over.
Among the brothers, Marco was the most ambitious. Tand again, he'd pressured his mother, demanding that
she change the clan rules to allow male descendants of the direct bloodline to inherit leadership. He argued that
gender shouldn't matter-only lineage. Clarissa had considered his suggestion. She even toyed with the idea of
revising the rules to include both sons and daughters. But in the end, she dismissed it.
No one knew her sons better than she did.
Clarissa knew that putting Farrell Group into her sons' hands would be a disaster. Marco, Noel, and the youngest
brother simply weren't capable. They lacked the vision, discipline, and leadership needed to run a company of
this magnitude.
Handing over the family's legacy to them would only accelerate its downfall.
Clarissa had poured decades of her life into Farrell Group, traveling endlessly to secure business deals, attract
investors, and keep the company afloat. Despite all her efforts, she'd barely managed to stabilize it. Farrell Group
never regained the dominance it had in its golden years. The only thing keeping the Farrell family's reputation
intact was its century-old legacy in Jensburg. Without that foundation, the family would have already fallen from
the ranks of the city's elite. Clarissa couldn't risk it.
And most importantly, she had a daughter.
At the time, she didn't know that Shiloh wasn't her biological child. But even if she'd known, Shiloh's lack of
ability would have been enough to give her pause. Shiloh was far from capable of taking on the cutthroat
business world. Clarissa had resigned herself to the idea that, at best, Shiloh might manage to hold on to the
family's existing wealth-but she'd never be able to grow it or reclaim the Farrell family's former glory.
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