Love Unspoken

The door swung open as two bodyguards made their entrance, clearing the way for Alexander and Oliver.

Upon their arrival, Mr. Collins promptly rose from his seat, his face breaking into a welcoming smile.

He extended his hand towards Alexander, a gesture of respect.

"You must be Alexander? Your reputation precedes you," he said.

His gaze shifted to Oliver, who lingered in Alexander's shadow. Mr. Collins was well aware that he was not in a position to directly engage with Alexander.

Oliver was his only connection, and he was here solely because of their friendship.

When Oliver had heard that Mr. Collins was looking for the head of Kennedy Enterprise, Alexander was the first person who came to his mind.

Alexander had agreed to this meeting for one reason only: to prevent Mr. Collins from reaching out to Landon. A close association between Mr. Collins and Landon would only stir up more chaos.

Alexander met Mr. Collins' gaze and accepted his handshake.

you're even more charismatic in person than on

sofa and settled down. "Vice president, that's the appropriate title for

of 'vice president,' Mr. Collins appeared slightly taken aback, but he managed

time being, I am still the vice

the boss of Stellar Enterprises

here primarily due to my cousin's situation. I wanted to discuss it with you and gain some insight."Alexander leaned back, lighting a cigarette. "Then, I'm afraid you've come to the wrong person.

nel5s.org is where the adventure continues. Join us for the

here to negotiate a partnership with your company? Didn't he meet with the person

approach us for a potential collaboration, but how is that relevant to us? He was found dead in a

was nonchalantly sipping his drink, seemingly

colleague who was negotiating with my cousin. I have no ulterior motives, and I certainly don't believe your company

was under the impression that you were here to discuss a potential partnership

of 'cooperation.' He quickly set aside his concerns

time. Since you're here,

directly with the CEO of Kennedy Enterprise was a more straightforward approach than dealing with a project manager, and the chances of success were significantly higher.Alexander leaned