13. A Familiar Cologne

“But, Brother-”

“Come on, Bro!”

Lilian and Aiden argued, thoroughly displeased about the whole situation.

“Heidi’s only going to lead this company to hell. Why do you have so much faith in her!?”

At Aiden’s offensive question, Zach’s amiable expression remained unchanged. Even the shareholders were shocked that the President had so much faith in this girl.

“Hey, enough acting like kids. Now go home.” Zach clapped. “Everyone, go home. The meeting is over.”

The shareholders left, grumbling to themselves, and Lilian and Aiden stood up and voiced their frustration.

“Heidi, this is outrageous! If you want to stop working with those people, I might as well quit,” Lilian exclaimed.

“Oh, please be my guest.” Heidi shrugged. “I’m not done signing off the discharge letters anyway.”

“You!” Aiden glared. “Bro, are you just gonna watch her bully us?”

It was true that apart from Zach, Heidi was older than all her cousins. It was unbelievable that their brother would take her side.

“Guys, no more ta