Never See You Again

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Chapter 221

Maeve would have been thrilled to hear those words in the past. But now, they only made her feel guilty. Her feelings for Sergio had dissipated long ago, and there was no turning back.

As they approached the conference room, the directors could be heard anxiously discussing something. The moment the door opened, silence fell, and all eyes turned to Maeve.

One of the directors was visibly displeased and said, “Mr. Brooks, we have important matters to discuss now. It’s best not to bring any Irrelevant people in

“Besides, Ms. Scott seems to be related to the Mirage Group. Who knows if she’ll leak the information to them?”

Maeve remained expressionless. She hadn’t intended to listen to these stubborn old men discuss the company’s affairs anyway.

If it weren’t for Sergio’s efforts to hold the Brooks Group together, these old–timers would have ended up in misery long ago.

“Maeve is my wife. Her presence here is perfectly reasonable,” Sergio said firmly.

Another director interjected, “Mr. Brooks, she’s not part of the company and won’t prioritize our interests. I advise you to let her leave so that we can all be at ease.”

the company shares to Maeve. She is now a significant part of the Brooks Group. Maeve’s percentage of

the known anything about it? Maeve was more shocked than Larry and

shares? What did that mean? It meant that she now had more control over the Brooks Group than anyone else except Sergio. If she wanted to, she could

said, “Sergio, you should think

you.” Sergio looked at her

aback by his gaze. She couldn’t understand why things had suddenly escalated this way.

love her? Clearly, Clara was supposed to be the love of his life. She had witnessed how deep his

it was

used to look

Marve realized that Sergio was being serious.

else have any

the directors fell silent as they

no objections, let’s begin today’s meeting,”

snow d

more

sat together, but Maeve couldn’t focus

revolved around the Brooks Group’s strategy to counter the Mirage Group. Simultaneously, they were