Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children

Chapter 194

Adina smiled and cleaned up the mess on the server.

While she was busy, Serene walked in. “Ms. Daugherty, someone from Winters Corporation called over and asked if you’re free later at 11.00 am.” Adina nodded. “Why?”

“Someone from the company wants to come over,” Serene said. “I’ll book the meeting room then.”

Her company’s first business deal was the project with Winters Corporation, and everyone in her company knew how important it was.

Adina nodded. “Print out a few copies of the proposal that we previously amended and put them on the table in the meeting room.”

Serene immediately proceeded to do it.

Adina flipped through the document and read up on Project A-F again. Once she had an idea in mind, she got up and went to the restroom. Just as she walked out through her office door, she bumped into a bunch of people from the company next door.

company. The company had been established two years ago, and it had about thirty staff members. Its development was not excellent, and it could

was the owner of that company who had introduced her to the environment in their surroundings. He had even told her about the development of a lifeline for small Internet start-up companies in Sea City. He was a talkative

Roberts, are you going somewhere in a hurry?” When Mr. Roberts saw Adina, his eyes were full

“Oh, Ms. Daugherty. It’s going to be noon soon, so

about to turn him down, but Mr. Roberts’ secretary flashed them a fake smile and said, “Mr. Roberts, we’re going

her along and she takes our client, what are we going to do? Mr. Roberts, please don’t forget that

very low, but Adina

faintly and nonchalantly said, “Mr. Roberts, I still have

she said that, she walked to the restroom

you should prioritize the company’s development. Once our company is developed, you can go ahead and pursue her. You’d be

just admire Ms. Daugherty,” Mr. Roberts said indifferently before he led his subordinates into the elevator and went downstairs. A small company like them had to put in

was extraordinarily important for their