Perfect Proposal Bl Novels & Stories

“How much did you notice?” They lifted their heads slowly. One of them—a woman in her mid-thirties—raised her hand, her fingers trembling slightly. “The proposal is fabricated,” she said cautiously. “The original proposal was supposed to have 3% of actual profits in-house. This one states 15%.” “Good catch, Miss Mason,” Taylor nodded once. “Anything else?” “The conditions of international transport methods have been changed from air to water,” another added, adjusting his glasses nervously. “It will add more damage and—”

“That’s why it’s working.” She looked at him. “You don’t seem threatened.” He smiled. “By what?” “By the fact that I’m not standing behind you.” “I never wanted you there,” he said. “I wanted you moving.” She studied his face. “You mean that.” “Yes,” he said. “More than ever.” ************************************************************** The real test arrived quietly. A proposal carefully drafted, collaborative in tone, ambitious in scope. It suggested a joint initiative. Not a merger. Not an acquisition.

Then he leaned in real close to her ear, “I just hope not everything is off the table now. I can think lots of fun things to do with you Amber that won’t make a baby.” Fuck yes. Had she corrupted him? Regardless, she liked the way the naughty boy was thinking. “Promise? I would be up to hearing more about your proposal Mr. Godwin.” On the way to the kitchen, he filled her in on his proposal. She liked what she was hearing indeed. So did her core as it filled with heat. “It seems like a solid plan to me sir. I would be interested to see how you implement it.” “Oh, I always come through Miss Dubois. Don’t you worry. I am a professional after all.”

Brandon looked at Sophia before speaking, “And my proposal is for an investment into your company.” “What? But why? I can… I think I can handle it on my own by taking a loan from the Bank.” Sophia quickly declined this offer. #TBC

That made me feel so bad, and I couldn’t imagine how Brian must have been handling the situation. I didn’t know what exactly he did, and so I couldn’t know the magnitude of the damage, but that wasn’t enough to speak to him like that. “I just say that the proposal you brought is a very juicy one. Something of this nature would bring enough profit in a matter of months and could expand us to other countries in years.” Kingston seemed very excited about the proposal I sent to him through Brian, and I was very glad at that moment. “Thank you so much, Alpha Kingston,” I said with a smile, but I realized a few seconds later that there was something else he was about to say, something that wasn’t

Carla proposed a soft launch event tied to an upcoming wellness summit, which I noted would require Eleanor’s approval for messaging but offered strong networking opportunities. By late afternoon, the river outside had taken on a deeper golden hue. Carla leaned back, tapping her pen once. “I believe we have a strong framework. Pending final reviews from both legal teams, I’m prepared to move forward with a term sheet by the end of next week. Are you comfortable recommending this to Adrian and the foundation board?” “Yes,” I answered clearly. “This proposal is comprehensive and strategically sound. It aligns well with our current priorities. I’ll prepare a detailed briefing for this evening.”

"No, I don't. I'm not in the design business, so all I make is for my use only. And this is a form of my dedication and love towards someone. There's no way I can afford to give my designs away for people to use." The assistant fell silent, awaiting Bryan's decision on his colleague's proposal. Bryan opened the sheet on the desk with 'Hashimoto Jun' written and gasped when he saw the few writing lines there. "This is crazy! He's planning to set up a prostitution bar. Has he lost his mind offering me this kind of business? Email him a rejection letter immediately." "But, sir—" "What else?" "Look at the last page of his proposal. He told me that if you intend to refuse, you should look at the

She sipped the tea and found it surprisingly pleasant—fragrant with a slight bitterness. Watching her enjoy the simple refreshments, Liam thought she seemed easily satisfied. Contentment truly was the source of happiness. After Allison finished her tea and set down the cup, Liam reviewed the proposal. "Overall, it's acceptable," he stated flatly. "Though crude, it has some innovative elements." "So our proposal is approved?" Allison looked at him hopefully. Liam gave a cold laugh. "Something this unrefined? King Corporation wouldn't use it in its entirety." "What are you saying, then?" she asked, confused.

He then calmly placed another proposal on the desktop and pushed it to the opposite end of the desk. “The solutions you’re looking for are all listed in this proposal.” Hesper skimmed through the proposal suspiciously, and the expression on her face, which looked unconcerned at first, became serious gradually. All the new designs were actually aiming at resolving the questions she just raised.

Liam chuckled and nodded, "It is indeed undeniable. If these two samples are read independently, they are not bad at all." Anna's eyes lit up with a ray of light, "So Mr. Ackman can you promise that the first set of proposals will be approved now?" Liam raised his eyebrows and said in a playful tone, "Anna, beg me!" "……"