Lucas didn't return to his office after leaving the Sandoval Group. He asked the driver to go back to the Thomas villa.
After getting out of the car, Lucas threw the coat to the butler and went to Justin's study alone.
Dwayne's report let Justin know that Lucas had given the shares of the Sandoval Group to Jessica. After Lucas entered the study, Justin finally revealed a satisfied smile.
"Lucas, I heard that you gave Jessica the Sandoval shares. You did a good job, my smart boy."
Justin didn't care about the shares of a small company. If these shares were conducive to Jessica's remarriage to Lucas, the Thomas Group could get far more benefits.
Justin had been engaged in the business world for many years, so he was well aware of these schemes.
During this period, Lucas had been making his own decisions and escaping Justin's control. Now, Lucas had finally followed his expectations without going awry.
Lucas lowered his head to hide the emotions in his eyes. He pursed his lips and didn't answer.
Justin continued to ask, ignoring Lucas' silence, "Did you ask Jessica to remarry me?"
"Grandpa, I won't marry Jessica again." Lucas thought of his conversation with Jessica in the park that night. Jessica emphasized that they were divorced, which was a throb of pain in his heart.
"Bastard!" Justin was furious when he knew Lucas didn't change his mind. "You've given Jessica the shares of the Sandoval Group. Why didn't you sound her out about her idea of remarrying you?"
Justin looked at Lucas and pondered. Then he asked, "Is Jessica not satisfied? What condition did she require? Tell me."
"No, grandpa." Lucas felt irritated in his heart. He took a deep breath and said, "Jessica has never made any requests. She only wants to stay away from all of our family members."
"Silly! She was just angry. How can you take her words seriously?" Justin choked and coughed.
Lucas didn't answer. He looked up at Justin and said, "Grandpa, I plan to send Olivia to our branch office in Paris."
"What did you just say?" For a moment, Justin thought that he misunderstood Lucas. He thought of Lucas' words and his face sank. "Did Jessica find out Olivia was involved? Did you tell her anything?"
"Grandpa, with the Hall family's influence in LA, do you think she can't find some clues by herself?" Lucas asked.
"Then you can ask Olivia to apologize to her. Besides, haven't you given Jessica the shares? Does she still want to punish Olivia?"
Justin also felt that Olivia was a troublemaker. But ever since Max died, Justin became a lot more tolerant of his only granddaughter.
His indulgence completely spoiled Olivia.
Lucas was not surprised by Justin's reaction. He had made up his mind.
"It has nothing to do with Jessica. I just don't want Olivia to continue like this. She might make a bigger mistake which will affect the entire Thomas Group," Lucas said coldly.
Justin frowned. For Justin, his grandson and his son were as important as the entire Thomas family.
Lucas' words just hit the point.
"What are you going to do?" Justin walked to the desk and sat down. He didn't lose his temper but leaned back in his chair, intending to listen to Lucas' arrangements.
"Our Paris office is our largest office in Europe. Olivia can start as an ordinary employee. After achieving some good performance and getting a promotion, she can be transferred back to the LA headquarters."
"Sounds not bad."
After knowing Olivia could still return to LA, he didn't object to Lucas' plan that much.
The only problem he felt was that Lucas had arranged for Olivia to start working as an employee.
As Morgan's daughter, Jessica started from being the general manager of the family company's branch.
However, when Justin thought of Olivia's ability, he shook his head and dropped his idea.
"Then let's do as you say." Justin sighed and leaned against the chair back.
"I will arrange it as soon as possible. I need to tell you that this time, I won't give her any convenience or privilege, nor will I ask the head of the Paris branch to take care of her." Lucas added.
"I disagree!" A female voice suddenly came from outside the door.