Chapter 132
Sylvia watched silently as Jaxon and the others completely ignored Dillan and left the office without a word. A flicker of helplessness crossed her face.
These headstrong guys were loyal only to true strength. Expecting them to take orders from Dillan was just impossible.
Dillan’s face darkened. He could barely contain his fury at the blatant disrespect. In his eyes, this humiliation needed an outlet, and Sylvia was the perfect target. “Sylvia,” he snapped, “from now on, you are not permitted to hold meetings with them without my approvall Any matters involving the team must be reported to me first. Understood?”
Sylvia nodded readily. “Sure, I’ll notify you in advance from now on.”
Standing nearby, Joanna felt a twinge of suspicion. From the press conference to now, Jaxon’s tearn had been unusually close to Sylvia.
A nagging suspicion crept into Joanna’s mind.
Joanna wondered, “Had they come here because of Dillan? Or… had they followed Sylvia?”
Her heart tightened. Her family had already invested billions in Dillan. If they had bet on the wrong person, it would ruin them.
Sylvia’s gaze swept over Joanna, noticing the flicker of doubt in her eyes. Her heart sank. She thought, ‘Joanna’s getting suspicious.
Sylvia was contemplating how to diffuse the situation when chaos arrived at their doorstep.
The glass doors of the office building burst open. A sharp female voice rang out, “Sylvia, I know you’re here! Come out right now!”
It was Caitlin.
Sylvia’s heart skipped a beat. She rushed out, only to see Caitlin standing in the lobby, her eyes scanning the room with disdain.
When their eyes met, Caitlin sneered coldly. “So this is where the great Master Cameron has been hiding? In such a pathetic little company? Don’t you
feel ashamed?”
Sylvia’s face instantly drained of color. She lunged forward, trying to drag Caitlin away, but she was a step too slow–Dillan and Joanna had already stepped out of the office.
Joanna, not catching Caitlin’s words clearly, frowned and asked, “Who are you? Did you just say Master Cameron? You know him?”
With that, she turned to Dillan, a puzzled look on her face. “Is she one of your friends?”
Dillan scrutinized Caitlin, unease tightening in his chest.
He didn’t recognize Caitlin. But that didn’t mean the real Master Cameron hadn’t crossed paths with her before.
Caitlin cast a disdainful glance at Dillan. “I didn’t expect you to be here either.”
‘Both the real and the fake Master Cameron are in the same company! What a joke! This must be Sylvia’s handiwork,‘ she thought with a cold
‘Whatever she’s up to, I won’t let her get her way!‘
‘I’m going to expose her scheme!‘ she thought with determination.
“Dillan, isn’t it?” Her tone turned sharp. “Explain why you’ve been impersonating Master Cameron!” Then, her eyes shifted to Sylvia, filled with malicious glee.
Joanna’s face filled with shock as she whirled to face Dillan. “Is she telling the truth? You… You’re not Master Cameron?”
Dillan’s face went deathly pale, his whole body trembling.
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Sylvia furrowed her brow, her mind racing. She had to stop Caitlin before she said another word.
Caitlin sneered at Dillan’s stammering. “Since you won’t speak, I’ll do it for you!”
Just then, her phone vibrated.
Startled, she glanced at the screen, and her expression changed instantly.
She stepped back, trying to move toward the exit, clutching her phone tightly. Joanna blocked her path. “Wait! Tell us clearly. Is Dillan Master Cameron or not?”
“Get out of my way!” Caitlin snapped, her face pale as she stared at her phone in shock. Within moments, her phone was blowing up with urgent messages. Panicked, she rushed outside to check the contents.
Her overseas Autumn Moon Group was under sudden attack. An unknown capital force was launching a takeover. Within minutes, her phone was flooded with calls and messages from panicked executives.
“Ms. Bennett, terrible news! Our stock is crashing, and partners are terminating contracts!”
“Ms. Bennett! The financing isn’t even due yet, but the banks are demanding full repayment!”
Caitlin’s face turned ghostly white. She jolted as if struck by a sudden realization. Without hesitation, she grabbed her phone and dialed a number.
“Mr. Blair, I was wrong!” She pleaded desperately.
“Caitlin,” Byron’s icy voice from the other end of the line, “it’s too late for regrets.”
Her lips trembled. She knew he was behind it.
She had always known that Byron was powerful, but she had underestimated the extent of his influence. She had never imagined that he could so easily control the fate of her overseas company.
“Please, Mr. Blair, I swear I know I was wrong,” she begged. “Give me one more chance! I’ll fix everything right away!”
She ended the phone and rushed straight back to Cerulean Entertainment.
Seeing Caitlin return, Sylvia’s heart leapt into her throat. Her first instinct was to block her again.
But before she could act, Joanna intercepted Caitlin and grabbed her wrist. “Come on, say it. Who on earth is Master Cameron?”
Dillan, pale as paper, quickly gulped down a glass of water. His legs trembled.
He couldn’t even begin to imagine how disappointed Joanna and her father would be if his true identity were ever revealed.
He would lose Joanna forever.
After Joanna finished speaking, Caitlin looked between the three of them, her eyes settling on Sylvia.
Sylvia held her breath. She was certain Caitlin would expose the truth any second. But then, Caitlin turned to Joanna and spoke slowly
“This man named Dillan… is Master Cameron. I met him abroad once. It’s not strange that he doesn’t recognize me; I’m a nobody.”
Dillan’s eyes widened. He stared at Caitlin in disbelief, struggling to believe what he had just heard.
‘Could it be that I look so much like Master Cameron that everyone believes I’m him?‘ he wondered in disbelief.
Regardless, this was a relief.
He straightened his back and smirked, arrogance returning to his face.
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Yes. He was Master Cameron.
Sylvia was utterly stunned, her mind racing. She couldn’t fathom why Caitlin backed down.
‘There was no way she would do this willingly. What in the world could have made her suddenly change her tune?‘ Sylvia wondered to herself,
“I’m done here,” Caitlin said coldly and practically fled Cerulean Entertant.
She hurried through the company doors and, at the end of the corridor by the window, spotted a familiar figure.
He stood like a mountain at the end of the corridor–tall, cold, and impossible to ignore.
“Mr. Blair, I’ve already fixed it. Please spare my company!” she said hurriedly.
Byron’s gaze was icy, his tone even colder. “Caitlin, I’ll say this once. If you dare play any more tricks, you’ll lose everything.”
Caitlin nodded like a bobblehead, fear written all over her face. She wanted to ask why he was helping Sylvia, what the relationship between them was, but she didn’t dare.
Just then, the glass doors behind her slid open again. Sylvia had stepped outside and saw the two of them together.
