“‘We?' We are not gonna do anything. It's Sheffield's problem. What do

I care? I am not the one Sexton hates.“

Debbie rolled her eyes and snapped, “All right, let's play it by the ear. If Sheffield needs your help, we can talk about it then."

“No! There will be no more talking." Carlos didn't want anything to do with Sheffield after this. He had only helped him this time to make

Debbie happy.

“Fine, then I'll help him!"

Carlos was enraged. He didn't understand why Sheffield was so important to his wife. First, Evelyn had fallen in love with that man and had fought against her own father to be with him, and now, his wife was threatening him to help Sheffield. Carlos couldn't fathom why she was so protective of him. Two of the most important women in Carlos’ life were on Sheffield's side now. At this point, Carlos really wanted to kill the guy. Well, before he did that, he needed to make sure that the news of his death wouldn't break his wife and daughter's hearts. He was frustrated to no end.

On his way back home after the meeting with Sexton, Peterson received a call from Tobias.

"Mr. Sheffield, I've sent an interview video to your phone."

Peterson hung up and played the video in which Sheffield was answering the press’ questions

It had aired only a few moments ago.

The first few questions were about his work as the CEO. Sheffield answered them promptly, considering the overall interests of the group and made sure not to offend anyone in the process

The later questions were about his personal life. One of the reporters asked, "Mr. Sheffield, you are now a hot topic on the Internet and have a lot of fans who care about you. Would you mind if I asked a few questions outside your work?"

“Please, go ahead," Sheffield agreed.

“ALL right. Mr. Sheffield, do you have a girlfriend?"

"I do, and we love each other a lot," he said with a gentle smile.

“Oh! Your fans will be heartbroken!" exclaimed the reporter.

“I hope not," Sheffield replied with a low Laugh.

“If they really like me, they will be glad to see me happy."

The reporter smiled, "You're a very interesting man, Mr. Sheffield.

Could you tell us who the Lucky girl is?"

"Not yet, but I'LL tell you as soon as she nods to my proposal."

“Wow! We will be looking forward to hearing all about it."

Sheffield only nodded once in reply.

“Thank you for answering all the questions, Mr. Sheffield. One last question. You finished a research project two years ago. The results have amazed the entire world. There must have been a few people who had offered their support for you. Who do you want to thank the most?"