Divorce Time

Chapter 370

Leah Spencer was absolutely flabbergasted.

She never expected that even Thorne’s involvement wouldn’t resolve the issue.

“I just don’t get it,” Leah stammered, “This is clearly just a minor issue. Can they really file a lawsuit and terminate the contract over something so trivial? That can’t be right!”

Vesta chimed in, “I had our lawyer review the original contract between Neural Nexus Tech and PrimeStar. It clearly states that if one party damages the reputation of the other, the injured party has the right to terminate the contract.”

“But, but even if this incident did harm their reputation, the impact was minimal-”

Vesta explained, “True, the impact isn’t huge. Normally, in such situations, we’d just need to mitigate the issue’s impact on PrimeStar, offer an apology, and compensate for any losses. But-”

Henley interrupted, “If Vesta had acted immediately upon learning what you said and made sure you apologized, PrimeStar wouldn’t have had any grounds for termination.”

“But instead, Vesta didn’t immediately act to protect PrimeStar’s interest or prompt you to apologize. Instead, when PrimeStar’s employees stood up for their company, she blamed them for overreacting. This gives Stewart

a valid reason to terminate the contract if he feels we’ve gone too far and can’t trust us anymore.”

“In business, if someone wants to achieve a particular goal, all they need is a small conflict that they can blow out of proportion.”

as soon as she

severe consequences of the

at a

Stewart really

either Charlene or Stewart, the

out of the question, but what

“He was pretty firm about it on the phone.”

on terminating the contract was largely due

could somehow convince

could they persuade him? They

Thorne couldn’t sway

Tech. Despite Stewart’s firm stance,

Vesta called Stewart again.

pick up.

at PrimeStar first thing the

arrived at the office, she spotted Vesta waiting downstairs.

Their eyes met.

hardened, her fists clenching in

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