Right now, Cassidy was the ultimate rainmaker.
Her own company was booming, and she had dragged The Quincy Corporation into new ventures, expanding into foreign markets. In the past six months alone, the firm's stock had climbed several percentage points.
Even old Mr. Quincy, who had previously protected Parker's shares and refused to transfer them to Leora, had proactively proposed redistributing the firm's equity.
That was just how the world worked. The universe naturally aligned with whoever held the most power.
Cassidy had zero intention of explaining anything to Parker. Holding Leora, she called security to have Parker thrown out of the building.
She had a strong premonition that the day she permanently brought her daughter home was fast approaching.
Cassidy reported the entire fiasco to the Quincy family.
Bridget didn't immediately announce a punishment for Parker, but instead pointed the blame at Harrison: "You can't even keep an eye on a baby who isn't even a year old. Leaving Leora at the mansion will just turn her into a second Parker."
Harrison looked sheepish at the remark.
Truth be told, Harrison and Parker shared shockingly similar personalities.
Sometimes they were earnest, sometimes thoughtful, sometimes overflowing with responsibility, acting like the ultimate family men.
But it never lasted long.
Whenever they had something they personally wanted to do—like Harrison wanting to tend to his garden, or Parker wanting to hit the club with his buddies—they would grow incredibly resentful of anyone holding them back.
"Find a good time and bring Leora to live with you," Bridget told Cassidy.
Cassidy nodded. "I agree."
As long as they willed it, they could make it happen.
Parker started badmouthing Cassidy to anyone who would listen in their social circles.
"That shameless woman brought another man to her house!"
"That guy is still in college! She's an old woman who's already had a child. Does she have no shame?!"
"She's also messing around with a guy from another company. She claims they're just business partners, but who knows what they're actually doing behind closed doors?!"
"How did I ever end up marrying such a shameless woman?!"
One of his buddies cautiously chimed in, "But aren't you guys divorced?"

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