LOGINI could already guess what was about to happen the moment I saw Arvan's face appear at the end of the corridor. Lara would surely start acting like an intimidated, fragile woman. And all the blame, as usual, would fall on me. Sure enough. Before I could even open my mouth, Lara had already scurri
The room went silent. I just gave a brief nod, not intending to draw it out. "Shall we continue the presentation?" I said, turning the laptop screen back on, still connected to the projector. After Arvan's admission, the meeting slowly got back on track. This time, no more interruptions. No accus
I stared at Arvan without blinking. His voice still hung in the air, sharp and accusing. But I didn't feel intimidated in the slightest. "There are rules in team collaboration," I answered calmly, though my chest was churning. "If there's an error, it should be investigated and confirmed first. No
"Let me send it, Ms. Valeria." Sera reached a hand toward my laptop. "You still need to prep the presentation materials, don't you?" The whole day, the Ashford side of the Whitmore project team had been sitting through a marathon meeting, going over the last technical details before next week's exe
The days that followed were filled with meeting after meeting, preparing every detail before the execution phase of the Whitmore project truly began next week. But this morning was different. Today was Cassius's last day off before returning to duty at the hospital. He'd taken a short leave these
Reyna POV Today's joint meeting was the follow-up to last week's initial inspection at the Whitmore mansion. This time it was about confirming the execution schedule now that all the revisions had been agreed on. I arrived at the meeting room early, carrying a folder with the final revisions to th







