Beyond the Divorce

Chapter 180 The True Purpose of the Dinner

I ignored Matthew and looked at Keegan, saying, “Mr. Keegan, I appreciate your kindness. However, Tanum Corporation must be cautious when taking on projects, especially since we’re a small company. We can’t just take on any projects out of our capabilities.”

My words made Keegan laugh as he placed his arm on my shoulder. He lightly patted me and said,”

Hahaha! This lady is simply adorable!”

The others at the table joined in the laughter. Matthew wore an embarrassed expression and said, “My sweetheart has never been one to keep a low profile. Please don’t mind her.”

His tone suggested I was being stubborn.

Keegan’s hand remained on my shoulder, and he continued, “A woman with character! Most women would be ecstatic in this situation. Instead, Ms. Chloe remains dignified! I love experienced people like

her, especially women! Ms. Chloe, I feel I’ve made a friend today!”

Carol looked uncomfortable as she patted my leg quietly, trying to comfort me. I faintly smiled at her and raised my glass to say, “I’d like to thank everyone for your efforts in this project. I’m pleased to see it start

so smoothly.

to thank Mr. Damian for considering Tanum Corporation and giving us this opportunity. The company

thank you

myself from Keegan’s hand on my shoulder. However, Keegan showed no sign of restraint. His hand remained on my chair as

commented, “Very well!”

for a second toast, seemingly following my lead. “As my sweetheart said, Tanum Corporation greatly benefited from your support. We’re all

successful partnership with Echelon Group. It’s all

annoyed

her your sweetheart on such occasions. Does she even want

called that?”

back and watched the show.

shifted his gaze to me. “Chlo, raise your glass to thank

soon. He has great authority in the company, and I invited him over today. Look

if I didn’t leave. None of these people were sincere. They were here for a performance while the others

circus monkey.

and revealed a charming smile. Keegan stared at me as if my smile had enchanted him. He would have pounced on me if