Divorce Time

Chapter 363

If someone defaults without a valid reason, there’s always a penalty to pay.

Charlene wouldn’t mind parting ways with Neural Nexus Tech as long as the compensation for breach of contract was settled.

“You!”

Leah was taken aback and almost retorted.

It wasn’t just about her not having the authority to decide for Neural Nexus Tech; even if she could, breaking ties with PrimeStar would mean crossing Stewart. Everyone knew that both Vesta’s family and others were keen on maintaining a good relationship with Stewart.

Taking such a rash decision would be akin to making an enemy out of Stewart.

This was clear to Georgina, Katie, and the others.

Seeing Leah left speechless by Charlene’s boldness, Georgina felt a twinge of discomfort.

watching Charlene,

to

it get to her. She looked at Charlene with a frosty gaze and said, “You talk a good game, but are you sure your signature holds any legal

head–to–head with members of the

Maureen down with an even colder look. “Whether my signature holds up legally or not, we can find out. But I’m

Charlene was confident.

pursed her

started dating Thorne, both the Hawkins and Spencer families

from someone

on

about

Spencer here claims that our PrimeStar isn’t competent enough, which is why our team frequently needs to visit Neural Nexus Tech for maintenance. I suggested that if they really believe we’re lacking, they should just terminate the contract. But Ms. Spencer said I couldn’t make decisions for PrimeStar. So, I asked them to draft a breach contract for me to sign,

legality of my signature. I challenged them to draft that breach contract and see for themselves. It’s funny how they insult us freely but

lips together, surprised by the turn of events.

Charlene laying it out like that, Vesta was almost certain that if the breach contract

signing such a contract would mean paying hefty penalties and scrambling to find a new partner, which could severely delay their autonomous vehicle launch. That