A Cue for Love (Natalie and Samuel)

There was disbelief in the way Amos was looking at Natalie.

He had thought that Natalie was one of those women who wanted an easy life by using their beauty. He did not expect her to be even more ambitious.

“Which company are you from?” asked Amos as he held his wine glass while interest filled his devilish eyes.

“Dream Corporation.”

“That well-known company in Chanaea that has just moved their business to Loang?” Amos asked, “Are you the director of the Public Relations Department? Or the CEO secretary of Yandel? Once I am done discussing the deal with Dream, I want you to join my company.”

“I’m sorry, but I’m not interested in doing that,” Natalie rejected him outrightly.

“You haven’t heard of my terms and conditions. How can you be so sure that you won’t be joining me?”

“No matter how good the benefits are, I won’t change my mind.” Natalie glanced around the noisy and chaotic surroundings before saying slowly, “Mr. Stone, my apologies. I have forgotten to introduce myself. My name is Natalie. I’m the Chairwoman of Dream Corporation. I come all the way here to meet you because I wasn’t able to fix an appointment with you. That’s why I have no choice but to resort to such a method.”

The moment Natalie finished talking, Amos was in shock.

in

looks like she has only just graduated from the

as she is

exceeded Amos’ expectations, and that

a time when we are both available to discuss about our collaboration.” Amos smiled before saying, “Why don’t

“Sure.”

her glass and clinked it with

to a fruitful

Amos nodded. “Of course.”

the intimate interaction between Amos and the woman

wine glass and ground her teeth so hard they almost

was getting angry, Jerry said, “Olivia, don’t be mad. If you want to go to Amos, go on. Today is my birthday after all. I’m sure

it reasonable and

walk away infuriated, he could not help but

about him. Between the Jones family and the Stone family, it was a marriage of convenience. To Amos, their marriage was only part of the charade. However, to Olivia,