No Chance of Remarriage Get Lost (Elisa) novel Chapter 577

He eventually spoke once more while Jessie watched him, “Mr. Wickam, I was the one who went too far this time. I… I’m truly sorry for what has happened.” The elder cusped his hands, “In doing so, I hope you pardon Linda.”

Norman lowered his gaze.

The father was controlling his growing wrath with his stakeholder.

Gareth replied calmly as he sent a disinterested glance, “We can cooperate, but there will be conditions imposed.”

Jessie quickly expressed her gratitude, “Thank you, Sir. Do name them.”

Norman bowed slightly while not intending to add any opinions over the matter.

Gareth stated firmly, “Firstly, revenue. Wickam’s income will increase by 10%, and the time limit is tentatively set for one year to achieve this.” The steely-eyed man raised two fingers, “Secondly, Elisa will be the sole project manager to endeavor this strategy. Under the watch of the Wickam’s, of course.”

Norman,”!!!”

This was mentioned during the previous meeting.

Even though they have a lengthy history of working together, business matters might sometimes fray some nerves.

Nobody can sever their differed agendas.

What if Gareth had predicted that this is the Benett Group’s most significant concession?

Knowing the man, he knew that Norman would stand opposed to Elisa out of a sea of people. He knew Elisa would stand to gain with the Wickam’s.

The man was not one to idle his time, so he would dismiss individuals when he decided there was nothing else to say.

Obediently, Norman and Jessie said their farewells and departed.

The moment they were seated in the car, Norman exploded. The elder flung his hands, “Are you satisfied?”

Jessie glared at him, “Do not point your finger at me! I did what I could to salvage the situation!” She lighted a cigarette, “Instead of acting like a complete buffoon, I negotiated. You absolute moron.”

“Jessie Green! Have some respect!”

“Respect?” The lady scoffed, “Respect is a two-way street, my friend. Why are you acting like you hold the sole authority over your precious company? She tossed away her high heels, “But you have one thing right, everyone will shun the Benett Group, for now. Accepting your actions in the company’s downfall is the first step. Next is to come to terms with what 10% means for the company, and Elisa.”