A Second Chance at Forever novel (Eleanor and Bernard)

Chapter 97

Seeing Bernard’s current state, Aidyn suddenly felt a bit worried.

The CEO had always been good at controlling his emotions, but because of Ms. Shultz, he had lost control several times already.

“Mr. Laurence, you…”

Aidyn wanted to persuade him to let go since he had already broken up with Ms. Shultz. It would be good. for both him and her.

But saying such things seemed a bit harsh to the president.

After all, Ms. Shultz was Mr. Laurence’s first girlfriend, and there must be feelings after so many years of companionship. It was impossible to let go easily.

Bernard glanced at the hesitant Aidyn, trying to calm himself down.

He hid the coldness in his eyes and threw the documents in his hand back to Aidyn.

“Destroy them,” he said with icy voice, void of any emotions, as if he had turned back into the indifferent president.

Aidyn looked at him and didn’t say anything, just tossing the papers on the table into the shredder.

There was a knock on the door outside, and Bernard signaled Aidyn to open it.

“Mr. Laurence.”

charge of the review, entered the

over, and the reviewers unanimously voted for the Clowers Group.”

and reported the

“The Clowers Group?”

his face

that Bernard was unhappy with the Clowers Group, Grayer quickly added, “The results haven’t been announced

the bids from

“Here.”

to Bernard. He didn’t attend the meeting this afternoon, so he didn’t know the situation

he would bring the bidding documents from other groups in

of those groups after flipping through the

bids to Grayer and coldly said, “Give it

Jason, the Clowers Group had the most

fairly, not involving emotions. That was his persistence

to the venue and

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nod, Grayer left.

Group had won the development rights, people from the other groups were somewhat disappointed.

originally thought that Bernard would not give the rights to the Clowers Group because of the conflict.

he only asked so many questions just to better understand

disappointedly left, except for Sophie who sat there, trembling with