Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Chapter 106

As she was lost in her thoughts, lan’s phone rang. It was Jeff on the line.

lan had originally left for an urgent overseas meeting, but now he was trapped in an elevator. Whining about it wouldn’t help any, so all he could do was tell Jeff to prepare to take his place at the meeting.

Jeff, his right–hand man, was used to filling in for him at meetings, so he quickly got ready.

lan was as cool as a cucumber, not even a hint of panic on his face, even in the confined space of the elevator. It was as if he was in his own backyard.

“I’ve passed on your message to Neil,” Jeff reported.

lan nodded, “The project with the Pennyfeathers, has our business department blocked it?

Maja, standing next to him, froze. She thought she had misheard.

She glanced at the reflective surface of the elevator and saw clear disgust in lan’s eyes. Her lips sealed shut. Now she understood why her father had suddenly acted this way. Probably something lan’s assistant said, plus the Pennyfeathers project being blocked, that must’ve pissed him off and landed him in the ER.

his daughter, naturally, she was worried for Neil.

not to blindly seek financing. Once the company got too cozy with the banks, debt would pile up, and bankruptcy could hit at any moment. Business was like a battlefield, and big companies

the cash flow ran dry, the company

If they could handle their ongoing projects in time, cut unnecessary parts, and

had worked his way up from the bottom, he couldn’t

top brass were basically getting paid to do nothing, and so were the people they managed. How could a company like

one thing. Neil wasn’t capable

small stores,

went public, it needed more decisive decision–making,

built with his own hands slowly fail, so he was adamant about a second round of financing. And he was too reliant on the

Neil’s health was already failing. If the

felt a wave

for it. She didn’t say a word, just heard lan moving on to other work matters. His mention of the Pennyfeathers seemed

glanced at her. Her demeanor

in the elevator was dim, but it was enough to see the expressions on their faces. lan

them spoke

until they heard voices outside. The rescuers had arrived, and Tyler’s voice