Once a Doormat, Now Untouchable

Penelope finds herself in a high-stakes confrontation with Eloise, who is visibly upset about an impending press conference that could jeopardize their interests. The tension is palpable as Eloise questions Penelope's confidence and commitment to their plan, which revolves around undermining Sydney's upcoming presentation.

Penelope feels a surge of anxiety but tries to maintain her composure, revealing her determination to ensure Sydney's failure at the conference. As the conversation unfolds, Penelope presents crucial clinical results that demonstrate Sydney's drug is not as effective as claimed, which she believes will lead to Sydney's downfall. This revelation brings a slight shift in Eloise's demeanor, indicating that Penelope's strategy might actually work. Penelope's confidence begins to swell as she imagines the repercussions of the press conference on Sydney's career and the potential for Sterling Corp.

to regain control in the aftermath. Despite the gravity of their situation, Penelope attempts to negotiate with Eloise, promising to accept any consequences if her plan fails. This moment reveals her willingness to take risks and her desire for a greater stake in their partnership. Eloise's curiosity about Penelope's boldness suggests a possible shift in their dynamic, hinting at a deeper alliance forming between them.

The story captures a mix of tension, ambition, and the emotional stakes involved in their corporate rivalry, showcasing Penelope's determination to outmaneuver Sydney while navigating her complex relationship with Eloise. As the press conference looms, the reader is left anticipating the fallout and the impact it will have on all involved. Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below **Title: When The Ocean Learned My Name and Whispered It Back to You by Aurelia Novel 388** Pain surged through Penelope's ribs like a sudden tide, leaving her breathless as she glanced up, her heart racing.

There sat Eloise, a formidable presence behind the desk, her cloudy eyes glinting with an icy, unforgiving light that sent shivers down Penelope's spine. "How dare you still smile?" Eloise's voice sliced through the air, sharp and unyielding, like a blade unsheathed. "Sydney is about to hold her press conference in just a few days. What did you promise me back then?" "Madam Sterling," Penelope gasped, caught off guard by the intensity of Eloise's glare. A sudden cramp twisted painfully in her lower abdomen, a stark reminder of her rising anxiety.

herself, she fought to maintain an air of composure, even as the weight of the moment pressed heavily upon her. "Don't worry. Sydney won't pull this off so easily," she asserted, her voice steadier than she felt. Eloise's gaze remained as frosty as

seep back into her demeanor. She opened her drawer with a swift motion, revealing a neatly arranged stack of documents that she promptly handed to Eloise. "These are the clinical results for Sydney's drug. Its efficacy is nearly identical

continued, "Tell me, how could she possibly walk away from that press conference unscathed?" Eloise flipped through the data, her expression softening just a fraction as she absorbed the information. The tension in her shoulders seemed to ease, if only slightly. "You're certain these aren't falsified?" she asked, a flicker of doubt crossing her features. "Absolutely," Penelope asserted, a confident smile spreading across her face. "These results came

thought of their impending doom. *They will

that would ensue. "You really don't trust me enough," Penelope said, her tone now brimming with confidence as she poured another cup of tea for Eloise. Falsifying efficacy data was

lashes fluttering down for a brief moment before she lifted her gaze to meet Eloise's. A faint smile graced her lips, a glimmer of hope shining through the tension. "But if I succeed,

"And what's that?" she inquired, her interest clearly piqued by Penelope's boldness. Conclusion In the charged atmosphere of the office, Penelope's initial trepidation began to transform into a fierce resolve. As she laid out the evidence that