Mission To Remarry

“As far as I know, Mr. Damaris' vision for this project was to give patients a fighting chance. I don't think there's anything wrong with that.” Despite her efforts to explain, some team leaders continued to whisper among themselves, casting suspicious looks in her direction.

The conference room was so quiet that she could hear one of the leaders whisper.

“If anyone has any concerns, please don't hesitate to voice them. I'm here to listen,” Roxanne said courteously while looking at the team leader.

The team leader turned around and met her gaze. After a few seconds of silence, he expressed his doubts. “Ms. Jarvis, you were the only one who negotiated with Damaris Group, and we had been kept in the dark throughout the negotiation.”

Roxanne lowered her gaze slightly and responded softly, “I'll explain everything if you wish to know what transpired.”

She felt a little uneasy as she looked at the faces before her.

Undoubtedly, she had acted unilaterally and set the price without consulting her team.

realized she could not tolerate how apathetic medical

fixed their gazes on her, waiting for her to explain.

and said, “I proposed a price of a hundred twenty for the

heavy silence settled in the room after she uttered

and it seemed they began to

set that price.” A team

Doing so might incur losses in the short term, but the long-term benefits are worth

research institute before

explaining the situation, Roxanne smiled at everyone. “That's my two cents. If my idea doesn't sit well with you, and you want to bail, I won't hold it against you. But I hope we can all keep the technology used to produce the medicine a

on the table. She could not shake off the unease in her.

and threw

up with delight.

soul into this research institute for so long, and what Dr. Jarvis did is also in the best interests of the organization.

that Mr. Damaris' pricing is a little