The Double Life of My Billionaire Husband

Chapter 804

A frigid laugh slipped from Suzanne’s lips as she snapped her fingers. In an instant, her lawyer materialized by her side, a contract in hand.

With a voice as frosty as winter’s breath, the lawyer addressed Vivi, “Given your repeated slandering of our company and the consequent damage to our reputation, we’ve decided to end our cooperation with you. Please sign this contract.”

A pen was thrust into Vivi’s hand, her fingers closing around it almost mechanically. Yet, she paused, pen hovering above the dotted line, her name waiting to be etched.

Suzanne, noting the hesitation, chilled the air further with her icy retort. “Need me to sign on your behalf?”

Vivi’s teeth found her bottom lip, gnawing at it. Seconds ticked by before she finally forced her trembling hands to sign the contract.

With the Vivi debacle handled, Suzanne had no more time to waste on her. She swivelled towards Natalie, a sincere apology on her lips. “Miss White, I truly regret the turmoil you’ve been through. I hope you won’t bear a grudge.”

Her words hung in the air as her gaze slid towards Brandon, a conversation yet to be had written in her eyes.

Natalie shook her head and calmly said, “If Vivi’s actions were solely her doing, I won’t hold Star Entertainment responsible for it.”

Just as Suzanne was about to breathe a sigh of relief, Natalie calmly added,

to be the person behind

ill will towards you. I have no reason to frame you, as that wouldn’t serve me

smiled but remained silent. Her eyes subtly shifted to Brandon, making a quiet inquiry about the nature of

innocently shook his head, signalling that

two of them, Suzanne smiled amicably and clarified, “Miss White, please don’t get me wrong. Our company is planning to tender for the Larson Group’s project, and I was worried that this incident might give Mr. Larson a bad impression

the situation. “I

sincerity, saying, “I truly hope that this incident won’t give you a negative impression of our company, Mr. Larson. Please accept my apologies once

always based on each company’s merits and capabilities. Until I review your company’s tender documents, I won’t hold any bias or judgment influenced by personal emotions

her gratitude. “Thank you both for your understanding. I was quite worried. Now that we’ve resolved this matter, I’ll take my

Natalie watched her walk away, an inexplicable sense of hostility towards Suzanne

concern after noticing the odd look on Natalie’s

for a moment before saying, “I can’t quite put a finger on it, but something feels off about what

gently, “Don’t worry. If there’s something

the onlookers dispersed, and Frank, who had been patiently waiting on the sidelines for a long time, finally had the opportunity

Frank remarked with a dejected shrug. “Will you still be going for

seeing her nod, he replied, “Yes, we’ll proceed with the