Love At The Right Price

Chapter 36

Tamara took the collaboration agreement sent over by the Hardy Group in her hands, and she signaled to Lucy. “Inform Evan that Colt Enterprise agrees to the collaboration.

However, Lucy didn’t quite agree with Tamara’s decision. “Boss, I reckon that there’s no need for us to collaborate with the Hardy Group. Right now, we’re way ahead of them in the corporate world, so why should we stoop to their level?”

“What do you mean by that? Are you saying that you don’t trust my decision?” Tamara lifted an eyebrow in response.

Meanwhile, Lucy quickly denied it by gesturing with her hands. “Of course not! I trust your abilities. However, you don’t need to prove your abilities by collaborating with such inferior companies.”

At that, Tamara couldn’t help feeling curious. “The Hardy Group used to be a big corporation that dominated Deacon Town a few years back. Why do you make them sound so worthless?”

“Evan Hardy is despicable. Back then, after marrying Miss Randall, he made use of his marriage unification with the Randalls and basically ruled the place for quite some time. However, things aren’t the same anymore. He started to go downhill after selling off the Randall Group. Although the Hardy Group hasn’t gone bust yet, they face financial difficulties, so they’re not the best candidate to collaborate with.”

a good understanding of the Hardy Group’s background because of her relatively recent arrival, so the former patiently explained the details to Tamara with the hopes that Tamara would carefully

hearing that and she insisted on her own opinion. “Vice President Griffith, just

soon as Lucy heard Tamara address her as Vice-President Griffith, she realized that she stood no chance of changing Tamara’s

Hence, despite disapproving of the decision, Lucy could only

the country for such a long time, it was now

completed her work and she got ready to head back to Springvale Place. As soon as

a cab when a Mercedes-Benz came to

The car window was gradually wound down, and Frank’s stunning

His voice remained coldly impassive and devoid

moment, Tamara lifted her brows as she got into the front passenger seat. Casually, she asked, “When did you buy a car? And such