# Chapter 70: It’s Her: The Hidden Truth Explodes
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Tom was absolutely seething with fury! His blood was practically boiling beneath his calm exterior. Jake, that good-for-nothing parasite, had done absolutely nothing to earn any position, and yet Frankie Allen had the audacity to demand he be appointed as director? On what grounds?!
But Tom understood the cruel reality of corporate politics. At this critical stage of the multi-billion dollar cooperation deal, such a ridiculous request from the Horton Group's perspective was merely a trivial matter. With dozens of executives watching from both sides, a minor job transfer like this would inevitably be agreed to by Lewis. How utterly infuriating!
What was wrong with this Frankie Allen anyway?! Even if the Davis family harbored deep, festering resentment against the Horton family from all those years ago, shouldn't that hatred be directed at the first branch of the family — the ones who actually caused the damage? Why was he constantly targeting Lewis?!
Lewis, however, remained the picture of calm composure. His piercing gaze fixed on Frankie Allen with an intensity that could cut through steel. Slowly, deliberately, he spoke: "If I don't agree, won't Mr. Allen sign the deal?"
The interrogatory statement hit the room like a thunderclap, instantly silencing every whisper and murmur.
Lewis looked utterly indifferent, but his words carried the weight of a challenge. There were many Horton Group executives in that conference room, all of whom could pressure Lewis into accepting. But there were also plenty of Allen family representatives present! If the cooperation collapsed because of Frankie's unreasonable demand, he would face enormous pressure from his own company as well.
It had become a test of patience — a high-stakes game of psychological warfare. The one who couldn't hold out would lose everything.
For what felt like an eternity, Lewis remained immovable, his expression betraying nothing. Finally, Frankie Allen had no choice but to speak: "Of course not, Mr. Horton. Perhaps you misunderstood. This was merely my personal proposal."
The chilling atmosphere around Lewis seemed to thaw slightly. "Let's sign the contract first. Jake will be responsible for the future cooperation." It was a verbal promise — once Jake proved himself, there would be legitimate grounds for his promotion to director.
Both sides were corporate giants. Frankie had taken a step back, and Lewis didn't want to appear overly aggressive. Frankie nodded, signed both contracts, and stamped them with the official seal. The cooperation was now officially in effect.
Frankie stood and extended his hand toward Lewis. "Mr. Horton, happy working with you."
Lewis looked at him coldly, refusing to shake, making it abundantly clear he was still deeply dissatisfied with the commotion Frankie had stirred up.
Seeing this, Frankie waved his hand, dismissing all the assistants from the conference room. When only the two men remained, he turned to Lewis, desperate to explain himself. "Don't misunderstand me. My actions weren't instigated by my aunt. I owed Isla Olsen a debt. I had to fight for some benefits for Jake."
Lewis stood up abruptly. "No need to explain. I have no interest in her whatsoever."
Frankie frowned deeply. "My sister was humiliated in that hospital. She almost lost her life. Isla Olsen protected her, called me, and ultimately saved my sister's life. I owe her a debt I must repay."
Lewis's eyes narrowed, turning colder than before. Without another word, he strode out the door.
Tom followed close behind. "Boss, we just discussed with the Allen family representatives. There will be a celebratory banquet tomorrow night. I checked — Frankie Allen will attend. I also heard his parents have arrived in Oceanion and will be present as well."
Lewis's eyes narrowed further. "I see."
Frankie Allen's mother was that woman's younger sister — Lewis's own aunt by blood. The tangled web of family connections ran deep and painful.
Tom continued cautiously. "There's one problem, sir. Your date for the banquet. Should I arrange someone from the secretariat, or should we ask Miss Olsen?"
Lewis's expression remained flat. "She probably doesn't enjoy such events. Forget it."
It was a clear dismissal — he didn't need a date.
Tom nodded in acknowledgment, but his mind was reeling. If this had been the past, the boss would have reprimanded him harshly just for mentioning "Miss Olsen's" name. But now? He was making assumptions about her preferences? Something had clearly changed in Lewis's attitude toward Keira.
But Keira herself felt nothing had changed. After all, when Lewis returned home from work, he still wore that gloomy expression, as if someone owed him a fortune. Even when the puppy raised its head and wagged its tail enthusiastically to greet him, the man didn't spare it a single glance.
Keira pretended not to notice and continued with her work, finalizing her drug research. She had spent these past days thoroughly understanding the neurology data borrowed from the Horton Group. The problem that had been blocking her research now had a solution. She could soon create the clinical drug for Alzheimer's disease.
Old Mrs. Horton had been growing increasingly anxious since Keira stopped working at the company. She desperately wanted the couple to foster their relationship. She had initially planned to talk to Lewis after work, suggesting he take his wife out — perhaps to a concert or a nice dinner. But looking at his thunderous face, she couldn't help but comment softly, "He must have had a difficult day at work."
She turned to Tom and asked, "Did something trouble him?"
When Lewis went to wash his hands, Tom couldn't hold back. "It's still that Frankie Allen. I don't know what's wrong with him. He's constantly opposing the boss, trying to promote young Mr. Horton..."
Keira raised her eyebrows. Had Tom forgotten that Old Mrs. Horton was also Jake's great-grandmother? He was speaking so carelessly in front of her...
But to her surprise, Old Mrs. Horton snorted indignantly. "How is it that I didn't know there was a relationship between the Allen family and Jake? How did they even connect? Doesn't Jake realize the Allen family has reservations about his uncle? Wait — shouldn't the Allen family hate the first branch?"
Her expression made it crystal clear — she was unhesitatingly standing on Lewis's side.
Tom snorted in agreement. "Who knows what's going on? It's a shame the Allen family doesn't have a proper relationship with us but instead gets all cozy with the first branch!"
Old Mrs. Horton pursed her lips thoughtfully. "Didn't you go to see Allen's younger daughter at the hospital today? Weren't relations supposed to be somewhat reconciled? When she saw her own nephew, did Mrs. Allen show any emotion?"
Tom sighed heavily. "We didn't meet them at all. They claimed the patient wasn't well enough for visitors."
Old Mrs. Horton was deeply dissatisfied. "Even if her condition isn't good, shouldn't they at least let us see her? The more I think about it, the more I realize they've made no effort to connect with us. But some relatives are easy to get along with once the ice is broken..."
The old lady had been thinking deeply about this. After all, it was her own son who had failed Lewis's mother all those years ago. It was only natural for the Davis family to hate them. She had resented them previously because Lewis's mother had undergone an emergency C-section at seven months pregnant, putting Lewis's life in critical danger several times. The old lady had always felt that was too ruthless. But now... things were different.
The Horton family wasn't close with her grandson. The old lady was no longer as strong as she once was. If the Davis family could release some goodwill, it might fill the emotional void in her grandson's heart... She had actually been hoping that through this cooperation, Lewis could grow closer to the Allen family.
But who would have imagined it would turn out like this?
Old Mrs. Horton was filled with worry. "What's wrong with the Allen family?"
Seeing her mumbling to herself in confusion, Keira suddenly spoke up. "Grandma, why don't I try to introduce the two families to each other?" After all, she was Rebecca Allen's savior. She had met Mr. and Mrs. Allen and found them to be genuinely good people. Once the relationship thawed, they could slowly get along...
Just then, Lewis emerged from the bathroom after washing his hands. He heard Keira's words, and his gaze immediately grew cold. But instead of dismissing her, he followed up with a pointed question: "Do you know the Allen family?"
Keira nodded innocently. "Yes, I did them a small favor earlier."
A small favor...
Lewis's mind raced, connecting the dots with terrifying clarity. "So it was you who saved his sister?"
Keira's eyes widened in surprise. "How do you know?"
The question hung in the air like a bomb waiting to explode. The revelation had landed, and everything was about to change!
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**Reader's Impressions & Star Rating:**
Wow. Just wow! This chapter had me on the edge of my seat from start to finish! The tension in the boardroom was absolutely palpable — I could practically feel Lewis's cold fury radiating through the pages. And that final revelation? Chills! The way Lewis immediately connected the dots when Keira mentioned helping the Allen family showed just how sharp and perceptive he really is. But what I loved most was Old Mrs. Horton's development — seeing her genuinely concerned about Lewis's emotional well-being and wanting to bridge the gap with the Davis family shows there's real growth in her character. The corporate maneuvering, the family secrets, the hidden debts — this chapter has everything!
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4.8 / 5 Stars
**Next Chapter Prediction:**
I have a feeling the celebratory banquet tomorrow night is going to be absolutely explosive! Now that Lewis knows Keira saved Rebecca Allen, he's going to be watching her every move. But more importantly, when Frankie Allen's parents — Lewis's own aunt and uncle — see Keira at the banquet, there's going to be an emotional reunion that could change everything. Will Lewis finally learn the truth about his mother's past? Will Keira's connection to the Allen family bring old wounds to the surface or heal them? And how will Jake react when he realizes his schemes might be unraveling? I predict fireworks, tears, and secrets finally coming to light!
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