Chapter 166

“Close to five million?” I ask him and it is his time to laugh. Everyone else watches our exchange with interest.

“Come on, Robert. Have you ever been to a superstore? Have you seen how large one can be? And if selling, that means the land or spot itself gets sold along with the already constructed and renovated structure,” Rob informs me and I bite my lower lip, tiring to find an estimate.

To be honest, this entire conversation has me feeling so alive. I sold my company because of my son and I don’t regret it, but from the moment that it was taken from my authority, I felt like the CEO in me died.

I know I did not deserve to be the CEO of that company, Victor Sans did. He was the one with the qualifications and all the connections. He was the one who worked hard every day of his life and the one that everyone in the company wanted to replace Mary, the CEO who was in charge before I took over.

Maybe that is why I could not be happy even when I had all the money, the