Addicted To The Genius Lady With A Thousand Faces

Chapter 643:

Red-faced but still forcing a smile, Sheppard tried to keep his cool. “Tiffany, it was all my fault. I’m here to apologize.”noveldrama

“Mr. Sanchez, you’ve got it all wrong,” Marissa shot back with a smirk. “You didn’t do anything to me, so why are you apologizing? You betrayed the Sanchez family. If you want to apologize, maybe try kneeling at our ancestors’ graves. No need to come here.”

The awkward moment was thankfully interrupted by the kitchen staff announcing dinner.

Ruth immediately jumped in, inviting everyone to eat. Turning to Silver Fox with a warm smile, she said, “Miss Swain, you must be hungry. Let’s eat.”

“Okay, thank you,” Silver Fox smiled, taking Lawrence and Lindsay by the hands as they walked toward the villa with Shaun and Leila.

Marissa started pushing her mother’s wheelchair while Daryl and Rachel helped Ruth. The whole family moved inside, leaving Sheppard alone in the yard as if he had the plague.

Sheppard gritted his teeth, his face turning with shame.

But there was no way he was leaving like that.

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After a moment, he motioned for his servant to bring the gifts and then, with all the dignity he could muster, followed everyone into the dining room.

The Sanchez family had already started their meal, but no invitation had been extended to Sheppard to join them at the table.

After a moment of standing in awkward silence, Sheppard summoned his courage and addressed Marissa.

“Tiffany, despite everything, I’m still your senior. I’ve come to see my errors, and I’m here to mend our relationship. Please, could I have another chance?”

Marissa glanced at Sheppard, her face showing no emotion, and asked, “So, what brings you to our home today?”

With a hint of embarrassment, Sheppard confessed, “Tiffany, you must know of the troubles my family is facing. The business at Melody Gallery is failing, and now we are grappling with financial strain. I hope you might let me buy back my shares in the Moonbeam Gallery.”

“You’re looking to buy back your shares?” Marissa replied with a slight smirk. “You rid yourself of those shares to distance yourself from our family. How do you plan to buy them back now?”

Sheppard remained composed and explained, “I’ve found out that Daryl actually bought those shares after I sold them. I’m hoping to buy them back from him at the original price.”

The truth was, Daryl had purchased Sheppard’s shares to ensure the Sanchez family retained control of the Moonbeam Gallery and, more importantly, to maintain their decisive say in its affairs.

At that time, despite the gallery teetering on the edge of bankruptcy and the shares being almost worthless, Daryl was intent on not letting his father’s hard-earned legacy crumble

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