Marcus remained still, his back to her, responding softly, “I'l join shortly” Sylvia hesitated before broaching a more personal subject. “Have you considered reaching out to Melissa? With the New Year upon us, she might be heading back to Duefron for the celebrations.” The room fell into a heavy silence following her suggestion.
Marcus opened his hand to reveal a diamond ring, a symbol of promises.
and plans now uncertain.
The last visit to see Matthew had led to an accidental discovery: the ring he had given Melissa was found in a drawer.
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇtSince flying to Heron, she had never reached out to him, her intentions clear.
She clearly meant it when she said they were through.
Despite the pain, Marcus’ love persisted. Gazing at the ring, he whispered, “No, don't call her. Let's proceed with the press conference.” With a heavy heart, Sylvia withdrew.
Minutes later, the Fowler Group made headlines, announcing a monumental partnership with Summit Ltd, a venture initially slated for the Waston Group, now marked by a significant turning point in their corporate narrative.
His strategic move to outmaneuver the Waston Group for a crucial contract disrupted the equilibrium between the two corporations.
This shift presented significant challenges for the Waston Group's operations in Duefron, magnifying the hurdles they already faced.
The ripple effect of this development stirred a buzz within the Waston Group.
Despite the setback, Albert and Melissa's foresight in securing a crucial contract from a major foreign enterprise provided a timely cushion.
However, the aftermath of this strategic loss left them grappling with ongoing issues. With the New Year approaching, Albert suggested Melissa return to Duefron to spend time with her family and simultaneously tackle the challenges rising in the branch company.
“Mr. Waston.” Melissa began, her observation of Albert revealing the physical toll of their efforts — notably, the emergence of grey hairs, which seemed of little concern to him.
Follow on Novᴇl-Onlinᴇ.cᴏmAlbert completed the formalities of an important document-an
appointment letter naming Melissa as the new acting CEO for the Waston Group's Duefron branch.
With this position, she was entrusted with full authority over its operations. Laying the letter before her, he acknowledged the pressing issues. “Our quarterly sales have dipped by 12 percent. I've dedicated two years to revitalizing the branch office. It's not something | can simply abandon. For now, the situation at headquarters remains manageable” Melissa's new role came with an annual compensation of 8 million, supplemented by a two percent bonus at the year end.
The job did pay well.
It was a testament to her dedication and the exhaustive hours she had invested. The toll of working tirelessly, often with less than five hours of sleep a night, was a burden known only to her.
Melissa's expression was one of determination. “| won't disappoint you.” Albert then retrieved two small gift boxes from his drawer, extending them to Melissa. “Please give these to Julie and Matthew. | won't be able to visit them this year” he said.
Melissa accepted them without hesitation.