From Scorn to Throne: William Anderson's Journey

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Evan sighed for a moment before replying, "I don't think your grandfather mentioned this in detail before."

William just knitted his eyebrows. "He didn't say anything. You explain it to me," he pleaded.

"In the company group, your grandfather had made an announcement that one of his manager's sons had offended Mr. Anderson. One by one, they immediately confirmed and apologized. When it was Mr. Smith's turn, Mr. Anderson didn't respond."

William rounded his eyes. "My grandfather has revealed my identity?"

Evan smiled again. "Take it easy, Sir. Your grandfather is still hiding your identity. You'll just have to arrange it later."

William thought about this and he came up with a good idea.

"Then keep the secret about my identity. I don't want them to find out early." William gave the order and Evan said yes.

Evan nodded, "Of course, Sir. Your identity will remain a secret." He then turned around, about to leave the room, when there was a sudden knock on the door.

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