Never Again Yours (Isadora and Magnus)

Chapter 293

Isadora arrived at The Fitzgerald Group headquarters with her two associate directors in tow.

The Fitzgerald Group's building was an imposing sight, towering into the sky with sleek glass and steel. They were led by a polite assistant up to the 56th floor, to the conference room of the Investments Department.

The room itself was spacious, easily seating close to fifty people. Floor-to-ceiling windows lined one wall, offering a direct view of Capitolion's most iconic landmarks.

As Isadora settled into her chair, a mix of emotions churned inside her. The last time she'd gathered her nerve to come here, it had been to search for proof that Victor still had even a shred of feeling for her. She'd been so close-just one step away. Now, she was back, but as the representative of a partner company, her relationship with Victor reduced to little more than that of strangers.

After a few minutes, the conference room door opened again. Paige Dawson, Director of Investments, swept in with several sharply dressed colleagues. Instinctively, Isadora glanced behind them, but Victor was nowhere to be seen. Only then did her tension begin to ease, her nerves finally settling after a day spent on edge.

Paige was well aware of the recent shakeup inside The Vaughan Group-after all, the Global Project was one of the investments under her division. As always, she put on a warm, professional smile. "Miss Vaughan-oh, I suppose I should say President Vaughan now, shouldn't I?"

Isadora returned the courtesy with humility. "It's just a title. And in this case, we're really just the junior partner."

Fitzgerald Group's investment, the Global Project finally turned a profit in the first quarter," Isadora continued.

was interrupted by a knock at the

entered briskly. "President Vaughan, Mr. Fitzgerald would like you to come to his

surprise. Why would such a small project warrant a personal

investment. In all these years, none of them had ever seen him personally request a

the unusual circumstances under which the contract with The Fitzgerald Group had been signed. It seemed Isadora's relationship with Victor Fitzgerald was anything but

but to comply. Her two associate directors stood up, ready

business, looked at Isadora. "Mr. Fitzgerald has requested that you come alone,

was at a loss

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Victor's office. Kemp knocked respectfully before opening

male voice sounded from