Negotiation Synonym Novels & Stories

Undermine Christian in front of his team? I stayed quiet. After the meeting, I pulled Christian aside. “Something's wrong with that deal. The Hartley people were deceptive.” “Sophie.” Christian's voice was gentle. “I've been negotiating this for months. Everything's been verified by lawyers.” “But I felt—” “Your empathic abilities are incredible with wolves. But human business dealings are different.” I felt my hackles rise. “You think I'm wrong.” “I think you're not familiar with corporate negotiations yet.”

He kept going through the numbers trying to confirm it, as it felt like a fantasy dream. "That sounds like a good investment for us." I responded. They both nodded positively "Your truly ruthless, Nikolas." Wren said with a wry smile as he glanced through the agreement. He always knew of my gruesome tactics in negotiation, yet his astonishment only grew stronger on every business deal I concluded. "I've to do what it takes to get my money back." I replied slowly relaxing back on my chair. A truly worthy conquest. I told myself quietly.

I angrily told them. I was fuming in rage when I heard Kyrie's cold and deep voice, laughing beside me. I diverted my eyes to look at him and saw him watching us with no emotions in his eyes. "Don't you know the word negotiation, Ms. Wrights?" He mockingly asked me. "Your shareholder here is negotiating with you. It's a win-win for you, you know? If you'll just agree and sign the contract now, they won't send you to prison and I can even do something to help you to attract some business person. And if that happens, you can use their investment as a start-up money to start your company again and use its profit, your profit's share, to pay for the missing money of the company. See? That is how

“Sometimes negotiations are longer than the scenes themselves. And they can be fluid. You might think you’re okay with something and then change your mind mid-scene. That’s why we have safe words and check-ins. It's a living contract, not a static one.” I looked around the lounge. In every corner, people were talking. A couple at the bar, hands clasped, whispered about fantasies. A group of friends laughed while sharing stories of scenes gone wrong that had been salvaged by honest communication. It struck me that negotiation wasn’t a buzzkill; it was foreplay. It created intimacy before anyone took off a single article of clothing, building a bridge of trust and understanding that made all t

They exchanged pleasantries before diving into the details of the treaty. For hours on end, they discussed trade routes, tariffs, and resource sharing. Each side presented their demands, and compromises were made along the way. Zavier listened attentively to Fabio's concerns and suggestions, offering counter-proposals that aimed to find a middle ground. The negotiations were intense but respectful, as both alphas recognized the importance of reaching an agreement that would benefit their kingdoms. Days turned into weeks as the negotiations continued. There were moments of frustration and disagreement, but Zavier remained steadfast in his commitment to finding a fair and just solution. He cal

She didn’t look away. “That sounds like foreplay,” I commented with a malicious tug of my lips into what I knew was a sardonic grin. Oh, she tempted me so sorely. How I will very much love to do that right here, right now because I hated being at the mercy of anyone and at this moment realizing that I was at the mercy of this miniature-sized woman wasn’t a good feeling. I counted off the advantages and disadvantages of this negotiation. There was the media already imagining our children, this side of Julia that was as stubborn as a mule and will make a terrible trophy wife, this thing I felt for her that may be wild want or perhaps mild need?

"People who don't know about it night think that I'm the one who's coming to negotiate cooperation with you. Nikolai, don't you have to get slightly humble if you want to cooperate with the Xavier family?" Nikolai raised his eyes and hid facial expressions were cold. "I'm here to negotiate for cooperation, not to beg you for cooperation, so we're equal. Why should I be humble?" Yonathan did not want to argue with Nikolai about irrelevant things, so he got straight to the point. "since we're going to negotiate for a cooperation, can you tell me why I should cooperate with the Cokes cooperation rather than the Lorenzo cooperation?" "You should know that your Cokes cooperation is in the limelig

“I don’t understand how aggressive we’re supposed to be in negotiations.” I raised an eyebrow. “That’s a very broad question.” “Exactly,” he said. “Dante said to outline a strategy, but every option either sounds too soft or too much, I’m not starting a war.” I leaned back in my chair. “That’s because negotiations are controlled wars.” “Hmm.” he managed to say I skimmed through the first few paragraphs he’d drafted. “You’re overthinking the tone,” I said after a moment. “Focus on leverage.” “Leverage how?”

I asked. "Adelaide," Alton said. "I'm afraid that term sounds too much like business legalities. I'd prefer you think of this as more personal, without deals and agreements." There was a timbre to his speech, a rhythm that steadied me. "Thank you, Alton. I appreciate that. However, no matter what my father's told you, I'm capable of understanding the part I play in the negotiations that occurred. I'll do everything in my power to make you a good wife. I'll also agree to everything, but I want to know...I need to know what has been negotiated."

“But what if they push back? What if they insist on a bigger piece of the pie?” Agnes hesitated for a moment, her eyes flickering with a hint of something that Anderson couldn’t quite read. “Then we negotiate,” she said, her voice firm. “We don’t back down, but we find a middle ground. They want to make money just as much as we do, and if we play this right, they’ll see the value in a partnership without overstepping.” Anderson watched her closely, noting the determination in her tone. He knew this deal was risky, but Agnes’s confidence gave him a sense of reassurance. She seemed to have thought of everything, mapping out contingencies and backup plans that covered every possible outcome.