Never See You Again

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Chapter 154

By the afternoon, the news of the CEO of Mirage Group refusing to meet with the chairman of Brooks Group had spread throughout the industry.

Maeve had Charlie leak this information internally, painting the new entrepreneur as disrespectful to a prominent figure in Seathburn City.

For someone like Sergio, being rejected by Mirage Group was like rubbing his face in the dirt.

Everyone in the industry was calling Mirage Group’s CEO audacious. After all, it wasn’t just anyone they had refused, it was Sergio himself. No one else in Seathburn City would dare to disrespect Sergio like this.

Sergio sat grim–faced in the chairman’s office at the Brooks Group, browsing the news online.

One of the headlines which read, “Chairman of Brooks Group humiliates himself by requesting a meeting with CEO of Mirage Group, which was tragically rejected,” was trending

Everyone was curious about the mysterious backer behind the suddenly rising Mirage Group who dared to defy Sergio so strongly.

Larry noticed Serglo’s sour expression and said, “Mr. Brooks, this news must have been deliberately leaked. I’ve already instructed people to investigate, and I believe we’ll have results soon.

is clearly related to

see who he was. But the other party completely surprised him and tumed it

the reputation of Brooks Group to boost Mirage

this nonsense as soon as possible to avoid affecting the

City. That was a

mysterious Mirage Group was even more powerful than the Brooks Group, which

topic and organize

you want to invite Mirage

except Mirage Group!” Sergio’s voice

to know who held absolute power in Seathburn City’s business world.

wanted to stand out, but he intended

flat on the chair at Mirage Group while Charlie

quite ruthless by inviting all companies to participate except Mirage Group. It’s clearly a strategy

“It’s not about

in Sergio’s tactics. Even before she sent Charlie to obtain the trending topic, she had thought of this outcome. Sergio always carried himself with an

asked, “Do you

so we

strong now, those companies aren’t