After I left Alpha father and son went crazy with regret

Chapter 188

“You…”

Flora clenched her fists, her face burning with frustration.

She had only wanted to make a sharp remark, to flaunt a little superiority in front of Nora, but now she had been backed into a corner.

Although Flora didn’t understand much about design, she knew enough about STARLINE Studio’s reputation to know that provoking them was dangerous.

Especially in front of Leo… he was someone who carried weight, someone whose silence was heavier than any reprimand.

If she kept pressing the issue, the only one who would lose face was herself.

She scoffed, trying to sound indifferent. “You have a big mouth. Anyone listening to you would think you run STARLINE Studio.”

Nora, who had been calmly observing Flora’s increasingly strained composure, responded in a cold,

measured tone.

“Whether I can be the master or not, you can find out easily… just draft a breach of contract agreement and see if I dare to sign it.”

The air in the room tensed.

A breach of contract wasn’t a light matter.

If a party withdrew without valid justification, they would have to compensate heavily.

And judging by the confidence in Nora’s voice, she wouldn’t hesitate to terminate the contract… if only to prove a point.

Flora, in her arrogance, had overlooked…

a temporary respite from

sneer all she wanted, but in reality, she had no authority to make any

sensing she had miscalculated, bit her lip.

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you signed is even legally valid?” Her tone had lost its earlier

was swift, unwavering. “If you’re so doubtful, why don’t you test it yourself? Or are

afraid to?”

up with another retort, a new

going on

Linda had arrived.

her usual air of composed authority, though a hint of irritation

expression.

unnecessary conflicts, especially ones that put her in

a second. She spoke before Flora or anyone else could twist the

that STARLINE Studio is incompetent. That our lack of ability is the reason your team has had to modify the drawings repeatedly.” Her voice was steady, precise. “I responded

weight of

told them to draft a breach of contract agreement if they

knitted

wasn’t the result she had wanted. The moment Linda’s gaze landed on her, she stiffened. She knew that

a moment, silence lingered.

a difficult position.

sided with Flora, it would make them look unprofessional, almost petty. But admitting fault meant losing

her