Beyond the Divorce

Chapter 1364 A Kind Father with a Failed Son



It had been a while since I last contacted him, so there must be something important he wanted to tell me.

I quickly answered the phone. "Mr. Fred."

He got straight to the point. "Mrs. Chloe, I've moved to Bourdamun."

"Is everything sorted in Solaris?" I asked in surprise. Even though we hadn't seen each other in a while, moving in just two months was quite fast.

"Everything's sorted. I did everything according to your plans," Fred said simply. "I didn't even touch the personnel. Only one senior technician came with me."

"Oh? Then what about your work?" His words made me anxious.

Tanum, coupled with the projects in Solaris, was significant. If anything went wrong over there, I couldn't compensate for it.

"My projects are all large-scale. The amount of material needed is huge. If anything goes missing on your end, the consequences could be unimaginable," I emphasized, feeling the gravity of the situation.

I started to feel a bit anxious, wondering if I had guided Fred onto the right path. If any issues arose, I'd be shooting myself in the foot.

"Mrs. Chloe, rest assured. I've handled this area. I've already prepared for Bourdamun's demands, and the products are ready. We have contracts for these, so I won't take any risks, and I'll gradually send the finished products over here."This content belongs to Nô/velDra/ma.Org .

He continued, "I left my own people to manage the factory in Solaris. You've met this person. He's very reliable, and Hugo can't do without him. It won't affect production, and he won't act recklessly. The power is still in my hands, and I wouldn't easily give up such a large enterprise."

"You must make thorough arrangements. Also, you should be cautious of Hugo. He's always been more adept at causing trouble than achieving success. He'll stop at nothing once he realizes he's been schemed against." I had to remind Fred.

The events in Solaris from years ago were still fresh in my mind, and they were terrifying upon reflection.

Fred quickly responded, "You don't have to worry about that. On the surface, everything is under his control. Regarding the key personnel, once I recruit workers here, they'll gradually come over. I've arranged everything meticulously. It won't affect the contracts."

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the products this way?" These were the two things I was most

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quantity and quality.

The importance of the windows went without saying.

"To ensure the quality, I've kept the original team working on it," Fred said confidently.

"Got it. I'll visit Bourdamun in a few

days. I've been busy lately and

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end, said with some concern. "Have you met Noah?"

"Yes. I had a meeting with him before I came. The discussion went well." Fred's tone indicated that he was confident.

"I'll try to see him in the next couple of days. Just so you know, I'll be checking on the progress over there."

"Okay. Rest assured. I'm just letting you know that I've arrived in Bourdamun, and production will start soon here." Fred sounded enthusiastic, and I breathed a sigh of relief before ending the call.

Lauren looked at me. "What's going on?"

I glanced at her thoughtfully. "It looks like I'll need to visit Bourdamun tomorrow about the window situation."

"I'm sorry I can't help you much lately. I'll be there for you once Oliver is discharged from the hospital," Lauren apologized.

"A doting father will spoil his children," My father lamented. "It's all because of money."

"Their family situation is somewhat similar to the Pierce family. The younger one is the root of the problem," I said with some concern. My father looked at me and said, "Tell me about it."