Chapter 88

Besides, Grandpa's not young anymore. If he really just let this go, was he expecting his grandpa to take charge all over again at his age? The more Forrest thought about it, the more he realized-he had messed up. He owed Grandpa, and he owed the entire Murdoch Group more than he cared to admit. Looking back now, his reaction had been too impulsive. He should've drawn a clear line between business and personal matters. Letting emotions cloud his judgment had cost them-not just financially, but in terms of the company's hard-earned reputation. But the worst part? He had made Grandpa dislike Ariella. And if Grandpa refused to accept her, if they couldn't earn his blessing, she would always feel like a guest-never truly at home. Grandpa was standing in front of his desk, hands clasped behind his back. Forrest stared at his slightly stooped frame and felt a wave of guilt hit him hard. He looked a lot older lately. Forrest walked closer and said softly, "Grandpa, I'm sorry. I didn't think t