Chapter 67 The Offer (2)

• Taking a seat in the chair facing the desk, Dane exuded an air of confidence. He always had the upper hand in any situation, refusing to give up or accept defeat. Sportsmanship was a foreign concept to him; there were no options other than victory in his life.
• Inevitably, any conflict with Dane Creighton led to loss, with no alternative in sight. Mr. Wovers found himself trapped in this web of deceit and vengeance, unable to break free.
• "You assaulted and humiliated my daughter, and because of you, she committed suicide. I thought she was dead for a whole year! Now you are here, and you want to make a deal with me on it. What will I gain when you destroy my daughter, her life, and all her dreams?" Mr. Wovers muttered defeatedly, his voice laced with anguish.