Back in Time: Unshackling From Love

Chapter 35

“Mr. Miller, did you call for me?”

Mike was nervous. He was afraid of getting into trouble for no reason.

Jerome tossed a USB stick to him and said, “Print out the proposal inside and send it to Bernhal. If it passes, reward Mikayla according to the standards.”

Although Ansoft was not a top–tier project, it was the first project that Bernhal was working on after the acquisition from Miller Group. It needed to be well–prepared and flawless to make a strong debut.

Their investment analysts were all working on the proposal. The company also offered bonuses to motivate them.

Mike didn’t expect Mikayla to participate in the project. Not to mention, she created a proposal that Jerome acknowledged within such a short time.

He secretly admired Mikayla. He then took the USB drive.

“Yes, Mr. Miller.”

“Ms. Davidson, feel free to order anything you want to eat or drink. Don’t be shy.”

In a low–key luxurious private club, Taylor lazily sat on the sofa. He casually placed his long legs on the coffee table. Beside him were two slender beauties.

He seemed to be enjoying himself. Those who knew him would know he came for a work meeting. Those who didn’t know might think he was flaunting his extravagant lifestyle.

“Mr. Blue, would you mind if I ask them to leave?”

“Yes.”

Taylor smiled provocatively.

we’ll be alone in the room if they leave.

Mikayla fell silent.

You can take me

Taylor shrugged.

a beautiful woman like

bother wasting any

the two ladies beside him, “I noticed a spa area

will

exchanged glances. Taylor raised

Davidson has made

couple. Neither of you is

Mikayla remained composed.

be tarnished if you put

else’s account.”

sure are thoughtful.”

did he resume a businessman demeanor.

the proposal

there’s been a slightly unexpected

her skeptically. She briefly explained the incident where leme

USB drive.

a backup on my computer, he has already seen the contents. This

down her computer. She assumed that Jerome wouldn’t enter her room. So, she didn’t think