Never Again Yours (Isadora and Magnus)

Chapter 36

Hackett mulled it over for a moment, then gently reminded him, "Mr. Wainwright, our company's Southside project is underway right now and requires a significant cash flow. I'm afraid we'll need to allocate that five billion to it."

Magnus shot him a frosty glance. "Do I need your permission to move five billion dollars now?"

Hackett broke out in a cold sweat at that word—"permission."

He scrambled to explain, "It's not that we can't come up with the money, sir, it's just that the Southside development district-"

Magnus's patience had been thin lately, and his temper even thinner.

"I'm your boss. Your job as my subordinate is to solve problems, not create them. Understand?"

Hackett nodded hastily. "Understood, Mr. Wainwright. When do you need the funds made available?"

Magnus drummed his fingers twice on the desk, still holding his phone. "This week."

"Of course, I'll get on it right away."

After Hackett hurried out, Lean couldn't help but ask, "Mr. Wainwright, may I ask what the funds are for?"

all. The Southside development was one of Wainwright Holdings' key investments this year. For Magnus to divert such a large chunk of

Magnus for years. He was more than an assistant;

of irritation. "The Vaughan Group's global venture is running short on cash. Isadora will be here in a few

and beg a little. If she apologizes and promises to cut out the drama, I'll

surprise. So this was all about

given him the silent treatment for more than a

are all women like this? Playing breakup games, blocking numbers, all those push-and-pull tricks just to get a reaction

from the club like she usually did. But Magnus figured it was just another one of her high-level tactics to get his

isn't drama. What woman could stand her fiancé constantly favoring someone else? Isadora had put

course, there was no way he'd

a nervous laugh and said carefully, “Honestly, I

she wants to call off the engagement. She's nothing like

do

I ever tell you I wanted to break

the back of his

everyone thinks you treat Ms. Harrison better than Miss Vaughan. Even the staff are betting you'll end up

fragile. With her health the way it is, I'm