Beyond the Divorce

Chapter 36 A Change In Representative

Tanum Corporation was likely the smallest of the six companies shortlisted. This meant that we were. also the least competitive.

Truth be told, I didn’t expect success. I was only here to divert Matthew’s attention.

Companies that wanted to bid on the project gathered in a large conference room. They were waiting for

the ATL Empire’s project lead.

The goal of the meeting was to clarify the project. Each company would also highlight their skills and make an impression.

After five minutes, there was still no sign of the project lead. Whispers began to echo around the room.

Suddenly, the door to the conference room opened, and everyone turned to look.

A young man walked in. He wore a white shirt, black pants, and a black tie. Not only was he tall and poised, but he was also handsome. It was hard to tell his age, though.

as he walked to the head of the table and

some urgent matters to attend to, so he asked me

and it’s a pleasure to meet

succinct and wasted no time. He settled into his seat with an air of authority, but his

wondered why the

a newbie in his place upset the other representatives, particularly those from the

time to voice their concerns.

calling out the name of the first company to present. When he got to Tanum Corporation, he finally looked up and fixed his indifferent eyes on me. He

challenge. I was known for my eloquence back in college, and

that skill. After all, I was

different approach than the other five companies. After all, we couldn’t compete with them teamwork and our best new

the last person to talk gave me a chance to add to what the others had said.

me, waiting. I gave him an awkward

shift his gaze. He gave a

the meeting. He gave everyone a slight