After Divorcing my Captain Husband

Chapter 382 His Terms

Chloe took a deep breath. "A thirty percent discount on economy and business class tickets, plus priority upgrade services. For cargo, both international and domestic, the rates should be ten percent lower than market prices."

Ethan sat beside Michael, his face full of disbelief upon hearing these conditions.

Leaving aside the significant revenue loss from a thirty percent discount on tickets, just the ten percent below market rates for cargo was already extremely unreasonable.

If he agreed, Paramount Airlines would essentially be non-profitable on this project.

"Is it really necessary for Paramount Airlines to partner with Bright Moon International, earning just a reputation without profit?" he thought.

"Mrs. Shawn, isn't this a bit too demanding..."

Ethan couldn't hold back and spoke up.

But before he could finish, Michael said, "Agreed."

Both Chloe and Ethan were stunned.

"Mr. Shawn!"

"Bright Moon International has significant influence both domestically and internationally. Even if this partnership isn't profitable, the new passengers and collaborations we attract will bring substantial benefits to Paramount Airlines. Your company's requests are acceptable."

Chloe knew his personality too well.

him to concede this much, he

does Mr. Shawn

want you to move

Chloe was taken aback.

thought, "Why does he always ask

have anything else he could

Ethan was also dumbfounded.

sitting across from him, she is representing Bright Moon International

asks for Mrs. Shawn to

the master bedroom,

Chloe felt helpless.

didn't understand his fixation on

okay. I just want you to move back to

the remaining issues one

as she continued to sleep in a separate room, their

was sacrificing a lot for this

generous salary Smith and James offered

the baby, she tried to save up as much

and then had her colleague

the contract in front of him. "Mr. Shawn, if there are no other issues, you

didn't hesitate to sign his flamboyant signature on

negotiation, Chloe returned to