Edgar and His Destined Wife

Chapter 220 The Reason of Heartache

In the conference room. Edgar fixed his cold-eyed stare at the marketing manager during the analysis presentation. His menacing and cold aura had everyone in the conference room sitting on pins and needles.

“At the moment, besides Eyer Group, we have analyzed and shortlisted a few companies that we think are qualified to undertake this project. Among them are Reece Group, Ludwig Group…”

As the manager spoke, he could sense a menacing attention looming toward him. Edgar gazed at him while lifting his head slightly. Edgar might have darted him an indifferent gaze but there was pronounced intimidation in it.

The manager was terrified. The laser pointer almost slipped out of his hand as it was shaking uncontrollably. All the other managers cast him a commiserating gaze.

In such a sensitive time, it was unwise of him to bring up Eyer Group in front of Edgar. Andy was the only one who dared to push Edgar’s button. “Carry on.” He said with a chuckle while leaning backwards.

The manager wiped away the cold sweat on his forehead, turned around, and painstakingly resumed his presentation, “The strength of Reece Group is…”

He was still talking on his point when…

The door of the conference room was abruptly pushed open, and Jean appeared in the conference room. “Wait a moment!” Everyone was distracted by her exclamation.

Edgar’s eyes were on Jean. He stared at her with his mysterious and compelling eyes. The way he looked at her made her uneasy. It was reasonable for him to be upset since she showed up in his company uninvited, and disrupted their meeting.

But she had no choice but to try her luck, perhaps it would work out. Fortunately, Edgar didn’t call the security guards to chase her out but only stared at her.

Jean quickly entered the conference room and said, “The contract between Royden Group and Eyer Group hasn’t expired. This means that Royden Group has no right to unilaterally terminate the contract.”

a meeting

procrastinating without a solution all this while. Are you trying to fool us

correctly, it was Mr. Royden who granted this project to Eyer Group. Now that there’s a hiccup in

a side eye at Andy and his sarcasm. His voice was as cold as winter, “Do you mean I am responsible for

out his palms, “Of course. Royden Group never condone malefactors. Whoever approved

the other managers in the room. Edgar was infamous for his callousness in managing

company value, or underperformed employees. Let alone the

what Andy had said made sense too. Anyway, Eyer Group was only given this project through a

this case, Edgar had to take the blame. “There’s no need for Mr. Royden to take the blame. I’m here to settle this matter today!” Before Edgar could speak, Jean had already taken out the contract and

raised his voice, “Ms. Eyer, is this why you’re here? There’s a lot of witnesses here.

she here to own up to the responsibility? Edgar still didn’t speak. He just tilted his head and gave Miles a look. Miles came

felt unnerved. She felt more in control after sitting down.

at the design school. She had done

When I first got the project, I was unsure and thought of quitting, but then I remember Mr. Royden once

emotion in his eyes. “He said, the success of a project isn’t by a man or team’s effort.”

word the entire time and no one dared to voice out. Sitting in his chair, Andy couldn’t help but jeer, “Stop wasting our time, Ms.

after speaking. The atmosphere in the conference room hit the skies. Everyone held their breath and remained silent. They were cognizant

for Jean. A power struggle between the two forces threw Jean to the lions. It was inevitable for her to be implicated in this conflict. “Does Mr.

this woman trying to muck around with him? “Success in business has a lot to do with luck. That’s what he said in the latter half.” Jean beamed a smile so bright

was just a crazy woman in the eyes of other people. Neither she nor Eyer Group had the leverage to win this feud, but she was daring enough to show up at Royden

said a word throughout was the only person who understood her insecurity,