Chapter 28: Are you... Mr. Zahn?

"Do you want to continue eating the food on your plate, or do you want me to give you something else until you no longer dare to defy me?" Brandon asked as he gently stroked Hana’s head.

Hana turned and glared at him. "Brandon... are you crazy?"

"Hana... do you think there’s still a man who could remain sane after searching for his missing lover for seven years?"

Brandon gently patted Hana’s reddened cheek.

"Finish your food. I’m going to the house next door. I’ll calm Laila down tonight and drive her away tomorrow morning so she won’t bother you."

Hana clenched her fingers tightly. She went back to eating her dinner without saying anything.

She had already tried to escape, but Brandon had too many subordinates. There were people watching her in almost every corner of the house.

Hana sighed after Brandon left and abandoned her alone.

Brandon was no longer the Brandon she used to know.

His appearance on television over the past five years had apparently been nothing but a lie. The gentle man she had always seen on the screen was not his true personality. It had all been a mask!

After finishing her dinner, Hana returned to the bedroom.

Spending even one day in this place felt extremely difficult for her. She missed her three children, who were so good and perfect.

When morning came, on the other side of Melvin City, Sean stood between Zahn and Kevin while enjoying a lollipop given to him by his secretary.

"Sir, are you sure you don’t want to return to your private residence first?"

Sean shook his head. He straightened the clothes made by Hana that he was wearing.

"My two brothers and I will go together. We really need to see what each of our fathers is capable of."

"Do I need to send some people to protect you and your two brothers?"

Kevin waved his hand, telling him to be quiet. "You talk too much. We’re just playing. Besides, Zahn already brought ’a lot of poison’ in his bag. Your bodyguards will be useless," he sneered.

Sean’s secretary swallowed hard. Ever since he first started working as Sean’s representative in the Melvin Continent, he had already known that Sean’s two brothers possessed abilities that were no less terrifying.

At first, he thought no one could rival Sean—until he realized it. Sean and his two brothers were monsters.

If Sean’s presence alone was enough to shake a city, then the presence of all three brothers would surely leave the entire city in ruins.

"Yes, Sir," Sean’s secretary finally replied.

Zahn said nothing. He put his phone into the backpack hanging from his back.

His hand then waved.

A middle-aged man around fifty years old ran toward them.

"Are you... Mr. Zahn?" Greo asked Sean’s secretary.

Zahn snorted. "Are you blind? Didn’t I tell you I’m wearing orange homemade clothes?"

Greo coughed in shock. "Sir... is the child holding the phone your son?" He still couldn’t believe that this little boy was the person he had been looking for.

"Hmph! What a bunch of stupid humans. No wonder he was defeated so easily. Even his subordinates are completely incompetent."

Greo froze. His gaze shifted from Zahn to Sean’s secretary.

"Sir, you misunderstood me," Sean’s secretary finally said. "He is the person you contacted. I don’t know you. I’m only my master’s secretary, and I accompanied them on their flight to this city."

Greo took several steps backward. He stared at Zahn with a desperate expression. "You... you’re a child? How is that possible? Clearly, the voice I heard—"

"Idiot!" Sean sneered. "Zahn, apparently, besides having a stupid father, he also surrounds himself with a bunch of stupid people."

"You’re right. He really is stupid!" Zahn nodded seriously. "It seems I need to reconsider whether I should get rid of him immediately or not. If Mom marries my father, who is just as stupid as this man, she will regret it for the rest of her life."

Zahn crossed his arms. "So, before Mom regrets it, maybe it would be better for me to get rid of him first. That way, I’m sure Mom will feel sorry for me and continue to see me as her son."

"I’m tired. I want to eat potato chips. Zahn, forget about your father. Let’s go to Sean’s house instead. His secretary will surely let us have fun." Kevin said.

Zahn nodded. "Okay."

Sean turned to his secretary. "Let’s go home. Tell the servants to prepare snacks for us. Also, warm water with lots of balls in it."

Sean’s secretary quickly nodded. He took the bags handed over by Sean and his two brothers, then led them toward the special-plated car parked not far away.

Greo stared at them, watching as the children were treated with such respect—even though they were still children.

Moreover, the children treated Sean’s secretary so casually, even bossing him around, as if the adult man were nothing more than their personal servant.

Greo’s face immediately turned pale. He gently slapped his own cheek, as if trying to make sure he wasn’t dreaming.

He ran over and grabbed Zahn’s arm. "Sir! I was wrong! Please forgive me! Please save my master! He doesn’t have an heir yet! How can he die now?!"

The subordinates Greo had brought with him stared at him for a moment before finally kneeling as well.

"Sir, we beg you. Please save our master," they pleaded repeatedly.

Sean yawned. "Zahn, make your decision quickly. Watching these idiots is so boring."

Zahn looked at his two brothers, who were clearly starting to get annoyed, then nodded. "Pay me with ten percent of Hans Xin’s business shares," Zahn finally said. "I will treat him immediately if you give me ten percent of his shares."

Kevin gently slapped his forehead. "Sean, this is your little brother, not mine. How can he be as stupid as his father? He made his father’s business suffer huge losses overnight, but the next morning, he asked for shares in the very company he had already ruined."

Sean shook his head. "He was born stupid."

Zahn didn’t realize that his two brothers were laughing at him.

He stood with both hands on his waist, staring seriously at Greo.

Zahn already had another plan for the ten percent of his father’s shares. He had deliberately targeted those shares even before destroying Hans’s business.

Zahn wanted to make a major change in the business world.

And to make that plan a reality, he only needed one thing.

His father’s company name!