Chapter 668

Given Kendra's age, she certainly had the seniority to speak in such a paternalistic tone. Lambert had to admit he held a certain respect for Kendra as a fellow powerhouse. But that respect was strictly professional—rooted in one leader's admiration for another. As for the Harper Corporation, if it weren't for Kendra at the helm, Lambert wouldn’t have entertained the idea of collaboration in the first place. So when he finished listening to her words, he let out a derisive chuckle. "Perhaps the President Ross should ask your son what he’s been thinking," Lambert said, his gaze turning icy. He continued, voice sharp, "President Ross, my wife and I have an excellent relationship, and I have no intention of divorcing her for some arranged remarriage. Whether you were aware of this and turned a blind eye or genuinely had no idea, I’ll make myself clear today. I suggest you rein in your daughter from now on—this is my final warning. Out of respect for you, I’ve let Miss Harper's behavior sl