CHAPTER 10: Honey

CHAPTER 10: Honey

“I told you we were doing this in a month, not in 2 weeks—hey,” I smiled and waved a hand at Rachel, one of my co-workers when she gave a big wave at me from the other side of the place, too shy to come near us when she knew most of the media people around were focused on us.

Well, not just the media people. Most, if not all people, actually.

The main event has just finished, and the presentations were successful. The investors so far have been happy with what they were seeing, wanting to keep their investments, some even wanting to add more into the company. And most importantly, new ones decided to engage, which was one of the greatest goals of this event.

It was successful and we could feel the hype of it all, but the huge news about our engagement added majorly to the hype we were getting, most especially from the media.

Several reactions were made after the announcement. Most were shocked and surprised, some were happy, and some were mad—and we all know from