Trading My Ex for His Uncle (Nyla and Damon) novel Chapter 1153

After holding each other for a moment, Damon released Nyla just as his phone buzzed in his pocket.

His expression darkened when he saw that it was Spencer calling. He swiped to answer. "What's going on?"

"Mr. Sumner, I reached out to the companies this morning, but every one of them rejected us. Mr. Walker from Excellence received a warning from someone.

"His secretary told me privately that they were threatened—if Excellence works with Prospectus Technology, they'd be bankrupted. Under this pressure, no company is willing to partner with Prospectus Technology," Spencer reported.

At this rate, Prospectus Technology was heading straight for another financial crisis.

Damon lowered his eyes, his tone icy. "Got it. I'll deal with it when I get back this afternoon."

He hung up and met Nyla's worried gaze. "Damon, is it Drake or Alexander targeting Prospectus Technology?"

"If I'm right, it's Drake," Damon replied.

He could tell that Alexander didn't want to create open hostility between them because of Nyla, so he hadn't made any direct moves. Instead, it seemed he had pushed Drake to handle these underhanded tactics.

Damon's gaze hardened as he thought this over.

Nyla frowned. "I heard Spencer mention that no companies will work with Prospectus Technology. Is the situation really that bad?"

Damon reached out to pat her head, his voice soft but firm. "It's fine. Let me worry about it. Your only task is to pick up and drop off Buddy from school. Leave the rest to me."

Nyla bit her lip, her expression growing guilty. "I'm sorry. This is all because of me."

If it weren't for her, Damon's company wouldn't have faced financial trouble before, and Drake wouldn't be attacking him now. The more she thought about it, the heavier her guilt grew.

"This has nothing to do with you. Even without you, companies face challenges like this—it's normal. Stop overthinking it. Let's eat," Damon said.

Nyla didn't want Damon to have to comfort her while worrying about company matters.