Swapping a Broken Heart for a New Start novel Chapter 299

Everything was starting to go south for The Smith Group.

That morning, the shareholders burst in and stirred up a storm, insisting that The Smith Group cut all ties with The Taylor Group immediately.

These days, The Taylor Group was basically a sinking ship. If The Smith Group got dragged down with them, there’d be no getting out clean.

Right now, Mason Smith looked deadly serious as he warned, “Jordan, this time you need to listen to the board. The Taylor Group is a mess—no point in getting involved with their problems. They've broken too many rules, and now that it's all coming to light, who knows how many fines they'll get hit with.

Plus, every single project they had has tanked in the last couple days, including the big construction deal. All abandoned. The Taylor Group… I doubt there’s any saving it now.

Even if you could bring them back from the dead, there wouldn’t be much left to save.

I know you have feelings for Sandra Taylor, but you’re the head of The Smith Group. Business is business, son. Don’t let your heart cloud your judgment.”

Jordan Smith was calmer than ever.

“Dad, I know what I need to do.”

Mason wasn’t convinced at first, but seeing his son’s steady, rational expression put him a little more at ease.

“Good. I was worried you’d lose your head and do something reckless for Sandra Taylor.”

He frowned, clearly unhappy. “Honestly, rescuing her was a mistake. Even if you had to do it, the timing was terrible… You and Camila only just finalized your divorce, and you choose the holidays—when everyone’s supposed to be coming together—to pull a stunt like this? You’re just pouring fuel on the fire.

No wonder she and Walter Wilson are so ruthless now!

Back then, I actually supported you being with Sandra. She seemed bright, capable… But now, I’m starting to have doubts.

Since she joined The Smith Group, it’s been nothing but bad press for us—especially you.

Say what you will about Camila Davis, but she never dragged your name through the mud. You were a good husband, a good father.

But now? Just look at what people are saying about you.”

Player, cheater, blind idiot—those were the polite insults.

Homewrecker, scumbag… it didn’t get much uglier.

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