I’ll Handle These Two Idiots Chapter 18

I’ll Handle These Two Idiots Chapter 18

“Bruno, you forgot the Santoro family rules a long time ago.”

“Disrespect an elder, and you are cast out.”

“At the airport, Tiffany insulted me. Then you drugged me, nearly killing me. You crossed the line, again and again.”

“You didn’t want this marriage, and you refused to change. I cannot risk the business and reputation our family built for generations on someone like you.”

“If you are not capable, you will be replaced.”

Seeing he couldn’t sway his mother, Bruno turned to my parents.

“Mr. Sinclair, Mrs. Sinclair, you watched me and Blythe grow up together. How can you be comfortable handing her over to some stranger?”

My father shook his hand off, his voice like ice.

“And you think we would be comfortable handing Blythe over to someone so arrogant, so conceited, that he can’t tell right from wrong?”

“Blythe and I secured your investors for you, and you took all the credit.”

“The woman you brought with you bullied our daughter to her face, and you defended the outsider. Have you ever once shown the Sinclair family an ounce of respect?”

“In every way that matters, Marco is more reliable than you.”

Bruno stood speechless.

What my father didn’t say was that before the engagement, Marco had signed every prenuptial agreement we’d put in front of him.

In this marriage, I held all the cards.

The Santoro Group shares remained in Aunt Isabella’s name.

All assets on my and Marco’s side of the family, as well as the new ventures this alliance created, were under my sole control.

Marco had also given his word that he would never betray my trust.

For both families, it was the most beneficial outcome.

“Mom! Are you really abandoning me? Mom!”

Bruno’s legs gave out, and he collapsed onto the pavement, sobbing.