#Chapter 249: Final Negotiations

In front of the partition screen, a large table had been assembled, with rows of chairs on either side, facing each other. We took our side, and Senior and his team of lawyers took theirs. There were so many lawyers that many of them had to stand. Senior sat across from Logan, though his glare of distain was fixed on Mr. Hudgens. Mr. Hudgens seemed entirely unaffected by such a fearsome look. “I did not expect to ever see you again, Walter,” Senior said. “You should have known better, Richard,” Mr. Hudgens replied. “I have grandchildren now.” “Then you shouldn’t want to expose these skeletons,” Senior said. “When your grandchildren discover the kind of man you truly are, they will hate you.” “My grandchildren will know that I was a man who made mistakes, but that I fought to make amends, to make myself a better man. They will learn from my errors, to jump straight to being a good man, without all these middle steps. Above all, I will teach them that the villain is the man who