Trading My Ex for His Uncle (Nyla and Damon) novel Chapter 342

Before long, Spencer discovered that Clark was secretly meeting with a representative from the company Prospectus Technology intended to partner with next month.

He quickly reported, "Mr. Sumner, Mr. Clark is meeting with Mr. Maddock at Pineer for lunch today."

Damon's gaze turned icy. "Book a table."

"Understood," Spencer replied.

At noon…

When Clark arrived at Pineer, he ran into Damon, and his expression shifted slightly.

"Uncle Damon, what are you doing here?" he asked.

Damon raised an eyebrow and replied with a faint smile, "What's the matter? Just because you're here, does that mean I can't be?"

Clark's gaze hardened slightly, but he managed a smile. "It's just unexpected to run into you while having lunch."

"Quite a coincidence," Damon said, playing along.

They walked into the restaurant together.

As Clark watched Damon head toward Room 8, which he had reserved, his expression darkened. Just as Damon was about to reach the door, Clark stepped in front of him.

"Uncle Damon, what's the meaning of this?" he asked.

Noting the flicker of unease in Clark's eyes, Damon remained indifferent. "What's the problem?"

Clark gnashed his teeth. "I have a meeting with a client. It's not ideal for you to follow me. If you want to join me for lunch, we can reschedule."

"Are you overthinking this? I don't plan to have lunch with you," Damon clarified.

"Then why are you heading toward the room I reserved?" Clark questioned.

After hanging up, Clark entered Room 8 and spent an hour discussing matters with Peter.

By the end of their meeting, he still hadn't heard from Michael about Damon leaving, and his anxiety grew.

After all, the deal might fall through if he encountered Damon while escorting Peter out.

Despite his anxiety, he maintained a calm facade and continued discussing the partnership with Peter.

Peter was about to leave, but Clark kept talking, so Peter patiently continued the discussion for a while longer.

After about ten more minutes, Peter finally spoke up. "Mr. Sumner, I have a flight at 4:00 p.m. It's getting late, so let's wrap up for today. My secretary will follow up on the details of the partnership."

"What about signing the contract…" Clark began.

"I'm heading to Meristate for a business trip today, so there won't be time to sign the contract. Please make any necessary changes and send the revised contract to my secretary's email. If everything looks good, I'll sign it online. I really need to go now. Otherwise, I'll miss my flight," Peter said.