Don’t Fall for the Billionaire Lover by Rosa Winters

The conference room door burst open, catching everyone's attention.

"Am I late?" came a clear voice from the entrance.

All eyes turned to see a very young man standing there.

Claire, with a frosty tone, asked, "Which department are you from? Do you realize where you are? This isn't a place you can just stroll into."

Looking puzzled, Isaac replied, "Wasn't I supposed to be here for this meeting?"

Connor stood up, strolled over to the young man, and in a calm manner, said, "Let me introduce you all to Isaac. He's a key player in the Shaw family. While he might not be the head honcho, he runs the family's business affairs."

Isaac got straight to the point, "Thirty percent of the shares-how much are the Gilbert and Nagel families planning to take?"

the room as everyone

being one of the big four, they'd moved overseas two decades ago, taking most of their business with them. Rumors had been flying around about their return, but they always stayed neutral, never mingling with the other

Isaac cheerfully announced, "If the Gilbert and Nagel families aren't biting, then Shaw Enterprises will take all the shares Sartori Corporation is offering. Shaw will fully back Ms. Claire and looks forward to standing alongside Sartori Corporation in the future." This declaration left all the shareholders, including those from the Gilbert and Nagel families,

Connor get

Shaw family's involvement, everyone began reevaluating their stance. Those in Claire's corner started to waver. They had thought Connor wouldn't last long, especially with the Nagel family backing Claire and his fallout with the Gilberts. They'd pegged him as a passing phase. But now, with the Shaw family in play, things

could rival alone. They had not just wealth, but significant influence. If even the

seeing Isaac, the

families seemed to be having second

could be

one thing, but if it succeeded without them, they'd be left out

the room, Desmond couldn't voice his thoughts. And pride kept him silent. Ultimately, they watched helplessly as