His Beloved Ex-Wife

Chapter 574 State Your Terms

The people who had previously crowded and pressured her finally quieted down for a moment.

At that moment, a voice chimed in, “Ms. Thorne does have a point. The profits we can secure are the most tangible. Let’s focus on preparing for the competitive tendering first.”

Lysander glanced at the speaker and recognized him immediately.

They were one of the four individuals Josiah had previously invited for a private meeting.

Another person chimed in, “Indeed; the competive tendering process is the main priority right now. Let’s focus on the proposal first. Ms. Thorne, I’ll send the information for the competitive tendering to your email shortly. Please take a look at it first.”

“All right; thank you. Let’s call it a day then. I’ve taken into account all the suggestions everyone made today. I’ll strive to keep up with you all in the future. Meeting adjourned,” Lysander said.

Rowan quickly called out to her and said, “Wait! You haven’t specified when you will give us an answer, Ms. Thorne. Telling us you will give us one as soon as possible simply won’t cut it. You need to provide us with a specific deadline.”

After giving it some thought, Lysander said, “The day after tomorrow, then.”

“Do you realize how many companies are vying for this contract, Ms. Thorne? If the response you provide the day after tomorrow turns out to be a useless suggestion, we’ll all have to start from scratch again.”

“When do you think would be a suitable time, then, Mr. Cobb?”

“First thing tomorrow morning. We’ll meet here in this conference room. I hope that you will provide us with an explanation, Ms. Thorne. Otherwise, it won’t just be Mr. Castillo, but most of the executives might have to consider finding another job!” Rowan said.

That evening, she hurried home, quickly ate her dinner, and then immediately retreated into the study.

The sudden ring of the doorbell shattered the silence within the house.

Lysander opened the door and upon lifting her head, she saw Josiah standing there, his face devoid of any expression.

quiet, devoid of any noise whatsoever.

rubbed her forehead and asked, “What

had cooled down, he retorted, “Why aren’t you

then did Lysander realize that time

handle,” she said, exhaustion seeping into her words. Too weary to engage in a drawn–out conversation with him, she asked again, “Did you need something from me?”

noticed your lights were still on, so I thought I’d get you

dark lashes fluttered as she said, “Thank you, but I’m not

she was about to

voice was somewhat muffled as he asked, “What could be so important?”

need to catch up with everyone else’s progress as soon as possible. If there’s nothing else. I’ll get back

open by Josiah’s

I heard the meeting didn’t go too well,”

the door came to a halt. “You really do have quite the knack for

room before heading straight for the laptop that displayed intricate spreadsheets. Beside it, a pile of files and Lysander’s half–finished

a step behind, entering quietly. Seeing him intently focused on the

later, Josiah lowered his gaze and

thought and said, “I requested it from the marketing

offer it to you on their

to withhold this minor detail from him, Lysander replied with a sigh, “Yeah… Without your around, they don’t really acknowledge me. The marketing department’s focus isn’t on their work. When I called them at four in the afternoon, they were already contemplating to clock out. I couldn’t get the hard copy of

turned gloomy when he heard that. “I suspect they never printed a hard copy at

written all over her face.

in the appendix. I remember the auditor required that competitive tendering companies must meet certain qualification standards. Any report printed like this would only

thermal jar, lightly moved the mouse to add a note, then said, “If this isn’t the work of a newcomer, then the person in charge of this must certainly

a secret, and

said, “I’ve already cross–checked the specific figures within, and there are no major issues. Are there

of paper. He circled them and said, “This is the job of the finance department. Even the boldest accountant wouldn’t dare to tamper with the books. However, any