Upon hearing Betty’s query, Thalassa guiltily averted her gaze. Her eyelashes fluttered as she chuckled softly.

“Perhaps Mr. Ethan has worked his magic again.” She suggested.

A light bulb seemed to go off in Betty’s mind. “Right! Mr. Ethan attended the funeral of Mr. Sinclair’s grandmother yesterday. He must have a good relationship with Mr. Sinclair. It’s a small deal, and with Mr. Ethan on the case, it’s as good as done.”

Thalassa’s lips twitched into a smile. “Indeed.”

“It seems I underestimated the Sinclair Group.” Betty mused, regretting having doubted Ethan Crawley’s judgment. “I shouldn’t have questioned Mr. Ethan’s decision to collaborate with them.”

Betty was kicking herself for her previous misgivings. She had assumed that because the Sinclair Group did not deal in electronics, they would not have the necessary facilities to properly collaborate with them. She thought the partnership was merely a way for the Sinclair Group to serve as a middleman and source out factories from elsewhere.

How narrow-minded of her.

of which, this Mr. Sinclair is rather impressive.” She continued. “Just two months ago, he acquired the electronics company, Leossa Tech. Now, thanks to his collaboration with Mr. Ethan, its factory can help the Crawley

she turned to Thalassa with her curiosity piqued. “Hey,

quick to deny any connection. “Of course not! If I owned a company, do you think

her

quickly. We’re about to

hastily tidied up her

had bought Leopold’s company and was now using it to manufacture phones for him. To Thalassa, this was as absurd as dating someone’s girlfriend, only to have them start calling her their

a surge of sympathy for both

Ethan, and Betty arrived at the Leossa Tech factory, where workers

issues would fall on them. Thus, Ethan insisted on meticulously verifying the quality of each piece of equipment as well as all the facilities

liked to personally ensure everything was in order.

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