Marrying A Secret Zillionaire Happy Ever After novel Chapter 95

Chapter 95 You’ve Done An Excellent Job

Linsey glanced at Cynthia, her expression serene, and retrieved a contract from her bag. “Coen, Mrs. Blakely has agreed.

She’s already signed and even paid a deposit.”

Coen’s eyes widened with excitement as he took the contract from Linsey, leafing through it in astonishment. “You actually

pulled it off!”

Relief washed over him. The company had failed repeatedly to secure Anthea’s business, and he had nearly lost all hope.

It was almost miraculous how Linsey had succeeded this time.

Cynthia, standing to the side, gaped at the document in Coen’s hands. After several deep breaths, she rounded on Linsey. “Linsey, failing would have been one thing. We wouldn’t have blamed you. But resorting to dubious methods to win Mrs. Blakely’s agreement? If word gets out, our team will face a huge embarrassment!”

Linsey frowned and faced Cynthia. “What are you talking about?”

Cynthia’s glare intensified, her voice tight with anger. “You know what you did! No one from our team has ever closed a

deal with Mrs. Blakely, yet you nailed it after just one meeting? I can’t help but wonder what shady tactics you employed!”

Linsey smiled slightly and cocked an eyebrow. “Really? Why don’t you spell out these supposed shady tactics that convinced

Mrs. Blakely to sign?”

Cynthia, furious, struggled to find a concrete accusation.

Had their client been a man, perhaps she could have spun a scandalous tale about Linsey.

But with Anthea, a well–respected woman in her forties, what could she possibly invent?

Would she dare suggest Linsey seduce Anthea to secure the contract? Such a ludicrous suggestion would hold no weight.

“Enough,” Coen interjected, his tone final. He was clearly disinterested in pursuing Cynthia’s baseless claims. “The deal is

sealed. That’s what matters.”

“Thank you, Coen. I’ll get to work now.” Linsey collected Anthea’s contract and documents before turning to head back to her desk.

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through. He was completely oblivious to Cynthia’s rigid expression.

Cynthia clenched her fists, her whole body quivering with barely contained rage.

A wave of panic washed over her.

Linsey had secured Anthea’s approval. She had sorely underestimated Linsey.

It was well–known within CR Corporation that Anthea had a special connection with the company’s enigmatic founder. This had added to Coen’s urgency to secure her project.

Previous designers had faced harsh rejections from Anthea, with some even resigning after their failures.

Yet, Linsey had triumphed against all odds.

How was this even possible?

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