Beyond the Divorce

Chapter 337 A Godsent Opportunity

I had been preoccupied with Atlas’s injuries these days and neglected work. Ryan noticed my skepticism

and smiled, saying, “I’m confident we can succeed.”

“How are you confident about this? Are you saying…” I hesitated in making assumptions.

“Unless something unexpected happens, then yes.” Ryan grinned.

I stared at him, dumbfounded. Considering his calm demeanor, he didn’t appear to be joking. I cautiously

asked, “Are you saying we might secure phase two?”

Ryan nodded with a smile. “Why not? Who says we can’t secure a major project?”

“Are you serious?” I felt elated. “Were you working on this all along? I wondered why you were rarely

around.”

“You wouldn’t have trusted me with this job if I sat around all day hoping for projects to come to me. We

can’t let Matthew win,” Ryan said smugly.

I laughed, “Haha! Tell me the details. How’d you manage to get in touch with them? If we secure this, we’ll

a smooth

detail. Evidently, we owed

secretly admired him.

already a famous designer. The authorities were looking for internationally

happened next?” I couldn’t

involved during phase one. Joyce had already received notice for phase two some time ago. I had planned certain aspects of

much when we discussed

exchanged greetings and

that we didn’t have much contact then. Joyce contacted me independently this time, which is

coincidence. She introduced me to the project’s key

to

I couldn’t tell you until I was almost certain,” Ryan

now, does that mean you’re almost certain?” I was getting

unless something unexpected happens,” Ryan beamed, reassuring

my cheeks, then clasped my hands together. “Thank goodness! We

for this, and her network already extends to the highest levels in the province. I’m amazed at how connected she is in these domestic relationships,

the upper hand.”

Joyce. I’m curious about this woman

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the contract,” Ryan replied. “Matthew won’t be too calm

on phase two in partnership with the Thompson family. He plans to use it to

“But you

okay?” I