Beyond the Divorce

Chapter 1020 Another Spark of an Idea

I felt more confident after my discussion with executives from the two nearby cities the day before.

We needed influential people to join us if we wanted to expand the company. Their presence would enhance the company's strength and credibility, and they'd help the company management as well. It had been a long-standing wish of mine to invite Dominic to join us.

He didn't immediately answer my question.

These two men had different inspection targets and criteria.

Fred was interested in the architectural area of Bourdamun, while Dominic had a broader perspective. He was interested in overall planning, future urban capacity, differences and similarities with the old city, and material-related matters. It was clear that he was keen on what I had to offer.

We stayed in Bourdamun for two full days before preparing to return to Foswood.

As it was late, Lauren suggested staying in Bourdamun and returning to Foswood the next morning.

booked a table at the distinctive

just the cuisine, but also the architecture of the

and towers had a unique charm. Each table had an open view,

second floor. The excellent view allowed us to see the bustling street below, the swaying trees, and the lush bamboo in the

and would appreciate an environment like this. After all, everyone was involved in architecture, and naturally,

seemed a little pensive when he saw the beautiful

you bring your wife here? The climate will benefit her health and help

reflected on the past

recovered from the grief of losing our child. She

how she feels, but I don't dare console her. If I had taken better care of her, maybe things would be different. Unfortunately I was too engrossed in my work and I never spared her a single thought. I feel guilty. If it weren't for you, she might

and let her experience this place. I happen to have an empty house. She can stay and see how she feels. If winter is a challenge for

here in Bourdamun. It's serene, slow-paced, and ideal for her.

agreement. "I'll think