Betrayal At The Altar

“Nice to meet you, Ms. Grey.” The man leading the team smiled politely at Rachel Grey. “I’m Joseph Zimmer from Stellar Corporation.

“Hello.” Rachel nodded slightly, indicating for them to take a seat.

As the representative of this Stellar Corporation for this negotiation, Joseph sat in the middle of the table, opposite of Rachel.

On the other hand, David Jones sat at the side with his legs crossed, resting his elbows on the armrests. His slender fingers supported his forehead. Even though he did not say at word the entire time, it was still difficult to ignore his existence.

Even Rachel, who was a few meters away from him, could feel the man’s fiery gaze on

her.

She cleared her throat and tried her best to ignore the man’s presence and focused on her work.

Rachel and David had already agreed on the terms of cooperation on the day of the auction. However, there was a change in the ratio of shares they had previously agreed.

The initial plan was for Johnson Corporation to take 55% of the shares and Stellar Corporation to take 45%. But now, Stellar Corporation openly requested 60% of shares.

The project manager’s expression changed slightly when he saw the changes in the contract. “Ms. Grey, this…”

Rachel glanced at him. The project manager did not continue what he was about to say, but he looked at the Stellar Corporation’s delegation with resentment.

“Our company hopes to gain more profit. In return, Stellar Corporation will undertake the design and construction. After the commercial district is officially completed, Stellar Corporation will carry out free publicity in all aspects,” Joseph said.

Stellar Corporation relied on the media to make a name for itself. Even though it later began to develop in all aspects, its media section was still the best in the

costly investment. Now that Stellar Corporation was willing to help promote marketing

from it.

and said slowly, “We still retain the right to participate in the design and construction. To show our

50-50.”

him when he inadvertently glanced at David,

Mr. Jones was

from women but did not seem like

good–for–nothing scion of

Those from Stellar‘

wanted to seck Mr. Jones‘ opinion, but he realized that Mr. Jones was focused on admiring Ms.

count on him…” Joseph

calmy, “We are willing to withdraw from the early stages of design and construction, but we will intervene in the later stages of planning. At the same time, we will

do as you

contract, Rachel politely invited them to dinner. “Mr. Zimmer, if it’s

a restaurant, but only Miss Grey is