A Farewell After Being Reborn

Chapter 35

Ian tossed the USB drive to Terry. “Print out the investment plan and send it to Bolton Investment. If it gets approved, reward Sage accordingly.”

Although Mimosa couldn’t be considered a top–tier investment, it was Holcomb Corporation’s first acquisition project for Bolton Investment. Therefore, it needed to be meticulously prepared to make a strong impression.

That was also the reason why the company’s investment analysts had been working on proposals recently. To motivate them, the company even established bonuses for the best proposals.

Unexpectedly, Sage also expressed interest in participating and managed to produce a plan that gained Ian’s acknowledgment within such a short period.

Thinking of this, Terry silently admired Sage’s ability and took the USB drive. ” Alright, Mr. Holcomb.”

“Ms. Joyner, feel free to order anything you like. Don’t be shy.”

In the luxurious and low–key private club, Shane lounged on a soft couch. He

casually propped his feet up on the coffee table. Two slim and graceful women sat by his sides.

To keen eyes, Shane’s relaxed demeanor suggested it was a business meeting. But to those unaware, it might seem like a display of his lavish lifestyle.

is it possible for them to leave?” Sage

Joyner, if they leave, we’ll be alone

Sage remarked, “Mr. Morrison, you

me as a

responded, “No can do, Ms. Joyner. Who would see such a

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She said, “I noticed that there’s a spa area here. Please go and have a full -body spa

Shane raised an eyebrow. He quipped,

teased Sage, “Looks like

someone else’s money on women, I’m afraid it’ll be embarrassing for

I should thank you for being considerate.” Having mocked her, Shane revealed a more businesslike demeanor. “Ms. Joyner, is the

bit of an unexpected situation.”

explained the incident of Ian taking her USB drive. “Although I have a backup on my laptop, he has already seen the contents. It could complicate things.”

the habit of shutting down her laptop and for assuming Ian wouldn’t enter her room. She had

wasn’t just a matter of time constraints; certain crucial data was