Avery was so tempted to roll her eyes right in front of Archie, but she held back and squeezed a smile. "It's a family matter, and there's nothing for you to worry about."
Avery believed that her family knew how to deal with stuff like this, and they didn't need her to oversee their every move.
Avery didn't ask much about how Bard Property was doing. She knew that the second phase had been successfully delivered long ago, the third phase had almost reached ten stories, the designs and blueprints for the fourth phase had already been approved, and the company was currently laying the foundation and progressing smoothly with it.
If the company had difficulties with the loan, she would let Harry and Rufus handle it. Archie was in no position to tell her what to do.
