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Vera was anxious, but she knew that now was not the time to panic. The more critical the moment, the more composed she needed to be. Taking a deep breath, she steadied herself and sat next to Caleb.

The food was served quickly, but even though Nash had suggested they eat first, he only took a few casual bites before setting his utensils down.

"I hear Mason Corporation is looking to partner with York Corporation on our new project," Nash said casually.

The York Corporation's latest project required a reliable construction materials supplier.

But their vetting process was rigorous.

And even with that, Nash had better options. There was no real need to choose the Masons.

Still, since Caleb had made the introduction, Nash figured it wouldn't hurt to hear them out. Hearing this, Vera carefully placed her utensils down, trying to contain her excitement.

"Yes," she said. "The Mason Corporation has been in the construction materials industry for nearly ten years."

"But aren't you bankrupt?" Nash leaned back, his fingers interlocked as he studied her with sharp, hawk- like eyes. "From what I understand, your company still owes the banks a significant amount. How do you expect me to believe you're capable of handling this?"

He had come out of respect for Caleb.

But he wasn't a charity.

The Mason family's financial troubles weren't his problem.

If he went around saving every bankrupt company, he wouldn't have time to run his own.

with solid reasoning,

Nash meant she had the deal in the bag. During the past

She slid a folder across the table. "These are

but without access to a projector and carrying a

wasn't the

the pages, quickly skimming the

the first page, his brows lifted slightly in

concise and straight to the

meeting, Nash had done

been groomed as the heir to the Mason

brother expected to take over

Her major? Music.

BUMS

the moment he saw her proposal, he realized

is a good start," Nash admitted

folder down.

alone is enough fo convince me,

palms had been

when she heard those

had passed the first

she glanced

if encouraging

caught the silent