Reborn From Oblivion (Nellie and Cameron) novel Chapter 699

That evening, Nathalie spread out a long list of potential partners in front of Dominick and Ford, setting the stage for their mission. “Over the next few days, we need to secure deals with the companies on this list. The higher they rank, the more they contribute to the Stewart family's success.”

Dominick gave the list a quick glance. “I'll tackle the top two.”

Not wanting to be left behind, Ford chimed in, “I’ll handle the third and fourth.”

Dominick couldn't resist teasing, “Don’t bite off more than you can chew. You can barely string a sentence together. How are you going to close a deal?”

Ford shot back, grinning, “I'll pull a disappearing act with their account balance. Let's see if that doesn't rattle them.”

Dominick laughed heartily. “Quit messing around. You've got bigger fish to fry. Make sure the top families stay in the dark about each other’s moves.”

Ford shrugged, “Piece of cake.”

Dominick persisted, “But it's crucial.”

Lincoln jumped in, “I’ll take on the Rowland family, the third on the list.”

Nathalie added, “And I’ll go for the McCoy family, the fourth.”

Lizzy asked, “What about me?”

Nathalie replied, “Keep an eye on Ford. He has the heaviest load.”

Lizzy looked concerned. “And the rest of the list?”

Lincoln reassured her, “I’ll delegate them to a few trusted employees.”

“Alright, let’s get moving. Stay in touch,” Nathalie urged.

Nathalie responded, “No, it’s something much more important than business.”

The butler hesitated for a moment, then said, “Follow me.”

He led Nathalie to Frankie's bedroom door. “Go on in. She’s waiting for you.”

After the butler left, Nathalie entered the softly lit bedroom. A gentle lamp cast a warm glow over the spacious room, with a grand bed taking the center stage.

Nathalie settled into a nearby armchair as Frankie, half-sitting up in bed, turned her attention towards her.

“Let me make this clear: if you’ve come to talk business, I’ll show you the door.”

Nathalie let out a quiet sigh of relief, grateful for her last-minute decision to discuss something else. “Don’t worry, ma’am. I’m not here to talk business tonight.”