Chapter 474 Veronica Is At Her Wits’ End

As doubts grew in his mind, he turned into the unit building. He took the elevator up to Veronica’s apartment and knocked on the door. Finding out where she lived was an easy task. Conrad rapped on the door with growing impatience.

“Who is it?” Veronica’s muffled voice came from inside the apartment before she opened the door. There wasn’t the slightest hint of surprise on her face when she saw him standing in the doorway. “Is something up?” asked Veronica.

She thought, Today’s been a lively day. Everyone’s coming over to join in on the fun. “I—“

Whatever he was about to say was interrupted by a blaring ringtone. However, it wasn’t his phone, as he didn’t recognize the ringtone.

“I have to take this,” muttered Veronica. Sean’s name flashed on the screen and she couldn’t help but frown slightly. As she ruminated on Matthew’s words, she could guess why he was calling.

She silently cursed at Matthew in her heart. Afterward, she walked toward the living room and answered the call. “Mr. Ludwig?”

Sean’s voice on the other end sounded flustered. “Veronica, what the hell did you do to piss Matthew off? He told me to terminate our partnership. Did the two of you fight or something?”

Sean felt that he was in a bind. He was fully aware that his small media company was incapable of competing with Matthew.

Matthew’s words carried the weight of the imperial decree. Sean had no choice but to swallow his pride and accept his marching orders as he was in no position to disobey Matthew. Unless … he was willing to burn all bridges with Matthew.

Veronica bit her lips as she tugged at her hair in annoyance. Eventually, she muttered, “It’s nothing. I’ll head to the office tomorrow and officially terminate our partnership.”

She’d been around Matthew long enough and knew him far too well by now. He wouldn’t take ‘no’ for an answer.

Sean’s Starshine Media Agency simply could not withstand the retaliation Matthew would unleash. If Sean refused to roll over, Matthew would utterly destroy his company.

Veronica didn’t want her troubles to bother anyone else.

“That’s too bad … I do admire your talent. Maybe you should talk to Elizabeth Hutchinson. You are her god-granddaughter, after all. I don’t think she’ll turn you away if you need help.”

best to come up with a

stomach the idea of begging for help again and again. She wouldn’t do it; her pride couldn’t handle such a thing. “That’s all right. I appreciate your concern. Thank you for taking such good care of me at Starshine. I promise

I look forward

few parting words of advice. Nonetheless, he sensed Veronica was

Conrad as he had invited himself in, and she

making a statement that he wasn’t here to hurt her by leaving her door wide open. He pointed at the couch. “Can I

her hand indifferently.

hurt, and she

spent together played in her mind like a movie. She had once thought that meeting Matthew was

Sasha was indeed something that made everyone envious, and she was not an exception to that

would end Veronica’s career just

grateful that she hadn’t revealed her stake in Vincere Games. She had inadvertently given herself

comfort in the fact that the company had a stable income and was diversifying into other ideas. At the very least, she didn’t have

it was an undeniable fact that Matthew’s actions had dealt a significant blow as she felt that with

Even if he did all this because of Sasha, he shouldn’t have treated you like this.” Conrad wanted to comfort Veronica, but he was also digging for more

was no hope of getting any useful information from her.

she placed her phone on the table. She still hadn’t offered Conrad a

you’re not here to

Ian was Yvonne’s son.

reason why Conrad had come

he

his suit pocket and placed a check on the table. “Here’s ten million

into the couch and stared blankly at the check

father. I understand Yvie doesn’t want me to see him, but please pass this money to her as a … gesture of

sincerity in Conrad’s voice was

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