Chapter 568

Beckett glanced at Stanton—this old man was as shrewd as they came. There was no way he'd just hand over the shares to Clinton that easily. He clearly didn't trust Ruby anymore, and by extension, he didn't trust Clinton either. The fact that he gave the shares away so readily screamed one thing: he had something up his sleeve. But up to this point, Ruby still didn't seem to realize how serious things had gotten. She probably underestimated how ruthless Stanton could be. Thought a father wouldn't turn on his own kids? Please. If Stanton could go after Beckett without hesitation, what made Clinton any safer? Ruby was over there beaming like she'd won the lottery, smiling wide as she looked at her son. "Clinton, your dad definitely sees your potential." "That's not gonna cut it," Mr. Murphy said, his tone serious. "Chairman Beach can't just give everything to one son—that'd be too biased. Beckett already has partial shares, but as a father, you should keep things fair and split what's lef