Darius already

held the board members accountable for his wasted time here. He smirked and

turned his computer on again to scrutinize the information he’d gotten on them.

The more he read, the wider his eyes became.

There were

thirteen board members in total, and aside from Ansel, none of the remaining

twelve were kind souls. Not only had they not done a single act of kindness in

their lives, but they were also continuously doing bad things.

Darius narrowed

his eyes, practically spitting fire. It was hard to believe that he hadn’t

noticed these things before. He took a deep breath, stood up, and put his hands

behind his back. Ansel frowned at this, sensing that Darius wasn’t in a good

mood.

He put his phone

on speaker, noticing that it made Darius look slightly appeased, and he

relaxed. However, it didn’t last long because the person on the other end of

the line hung up after a few seconds.

Ansel’s

expression darkened, and he looked at Darius. No matter how dense he was, he

could te