My Mommy’s Brave Heart

Chapter 396

At 2.00 pm, Serene returned and knocked on the door. Then, the two of them took the documents and prepared to go to Elitos Corporation’s office in Sea City While they walked to the elevator, they met Mr. Roberts and his secretary from the company next door.

Adina smiled and nodded to greet them. “Mr. Roberts, where are you going in a hurry?”

Just as Mr. Roberts was about to speak, his secretary cleared his throat and said, “We’re going to meet a client.”

They were going to Elitos Corporation for the bid too, but their success rate was not high, so it was not appropriate to announce it right now. It would not be too late if they won the bid later.

“I have something to do as well.

separate cars in front

moved toward the same destination at the same time. Half an hour later, the cars stopped. Serene pushed her car door open and got out before she also saw Mr.

yet he claimed that they were going to

She did not understand

and glared at his secretary before he walked over, chuckled, and said, “Ms. Daugherty, what a coincidence. Let’s go in

he was going. “Ms. Daugherty, are you bidding to be the chip vendor?” Mr. Roberts’ secretary smiled faintly and said, “I heard that Elitos wants to recruit at least thirty chip vendors. Ms. Daugherty, your chances of getting it are very high.” He was trying to say that if Adina won the bid, it would be because the quota was high. Adina naturally understood the meaning behind his words, but she did not say anything. She just spoke to Mr. Roberts as they walked to the event hall. It was the Elilos office building in Sea City, and its construction was grand as well as majestic The event had yet to start, but many company chairpersons had arrived at the lobby. They were discussing matters in small groups. “Ms Daugherty, the bidding arena for the chip vendors is on this side. It’s right

bidding arena for recruitment of collaborators? Why are you

the right to negotiate the content of their contract with Elitos. Meanwhile, vendors were just merchants that sold products. They did not have any power, and the profit they