Beyond the Divorce

Chapter 918 Important Asset

I said to Carol, "Let's go."

When Eleanor walked us out, she complained, "I was planning to have lunch here with you two. There are a few new small places around here, and they serve really delicious food."

I turned to her and said, "Why didn't you mention it earlier? If you had, I would have asked Benjamin to kick him out."

Carol quickly added, "Go ahead and call Benjamin now. Check if Melvern is still in the office. If he isn't, we can grab a bite here before heading back."

After a moment of thought, I nodded. "Alright, go ahead and make the call."

Carol immediately called Benjamin.

The answer was exactly what I had expected. Frustration showed on Carol's face, and she pouted.

I shook my head helplessly and said with a smile, "Hurry and get the car. We'll head back to the company."

to Eleanor and said, "If necessary, we'll make a trip to Liswell

be honest, Mr. Ryan isn't very optimistic about Yorksen. The only reason he kept it was because the clients for those small projects specifically

discovered this problem early. Otherwise, things could have escalated!" I expressed

say I've changed since I returned from the capital. I'll be honest with you. We have a project in the capital that's even bigger than this one. I haven't told anyone here about it because we're still assessing the situation

one?" Eleanor seemed skeptical, since Bourdamun, a new city,

truly believed in Eleanor's potential. I wanted to fully invest all my

future, so I had

things to be stable. I needed them to focus on their work. We can only start the project at the capital when

might not need to go looking for projects by then. People will come to

Chloe. That's

was clear that Eleanor

the capital has made me realize that our Bourdamun project is crucial. It's vital not just for Arthur, but

special case and has gone through some rough patches. The higher-ups must

Bourdamun got out, we were in all the headlines. As a result, we've attracted the attention of many in the industry. I want to keep things quiet, but I know it won't work."