Game Over No Second Chances

Chapter 155

Even though Zach hadn't put the call on speaker, Wendy's excited voice echoed through the entire conference room.

His tone softened as he spoke to her. "Since Ms. Winter is already there, make sure you take your lessons seriously. With her guidance, you'll have a better chance of getting into the orchestra you've always dreamed of.

"And don't throw tantrums. If you're not feeling well, let me know immediately. I still have business to take care of..."

The seconds dragged on. It wasn't until Wendy was called back to her violin practice that Zach finally ended the call.

Just then, Serena's phone buzzed with a message.

Howard: "If you want the transfer process for Amber Group to speed up, then negotiate properly."

He was at it again—another thinly veiled threat.

Serena's expression darkened. Setting aside her earlier tension with Zach, she instructed Natalie to bring over several investment proposals. Without hesitation, she handed them to Zach.

"Foster Group is a major corporation. If you're looking to establish a presence in Javerton City, these projects might be worth considering."

Zach was caught off guard.

Just moments ago, she had been distant, yet after one phone call, she suddenly seemed... proactive?

but Serena's civility-and even her willingness to

expression brightened as he

you personally overseeing these?" he

approvals go through

all, she was

thoughtfully handed him

long as there were ongoing projects, he

years of history between them, he was certain that, sooner or later, she would come back to him. Within three minutes, he had signed every

that the contract was finalized, Serena saw no reason to linger. Without hesitation, she stood

I look forward to our collaboration. I'll have these

shown while speaking

had just happened, Serena

eyes sparkled with excitement as he looked over the documents

forward with the transfer

"Of course!"

hide his excitement. Now that the partnership with Foster Group was secured, there was no reason to cling to a failing company like

legal team and

watched it all unfold, a sense of