The Love From Vengeance

14 RIVERTING IDEAS

ARIEL’S POV

1 stepped out of my car, dressed in a simple yet elegant black dress that flaunted my curves. Shielding my eyes with sunglasses, I couldn’t help but gaze at the building in front of me. It was The Reynold Company, and in just a few moments, our meeting would commence.

Memories of the past flooded my mind as I stared at the building. I couldn’t help but think about the times when I used to visit Luke here. But he had ignored me back then, causing me immense pain.

Turning to my driver, who was still seated in the car, I instructed him, “You can leave now.”

“Are you sure, ma’am?” he asked, concern evident in his voice.

I nodded, offering a reassuring smile. “Yes, Andre will drive me home once the meeting is over, so you don’t have to worry.”

“Alright then,” he replied before driving away.

Standing alone, my gaze returned to the building, and I let out a deep sigh. This meeting was going to be challenging, but I knew I had to be strong. I couldn’t be the same vulnerable Ariel that everyone knew five years ago. Things had changed drastically, and the past few years had taught me the importance of resilience in the face of adversity.

Finally, Andre arrived, looking dapper in his navy suit. Michael and Seth also emerged from their car, and we were ready to enter the building.

As we stepped foot inside, Jack approached us, his glasses adding a touch of sophistication to

appearance. I never thought I’d be so happy to see him again.

his

“Andre Jones, it’s an honor to have you here. You are most welcome.” Jack greeted Andre with a wide smile, shaking his hand.

Jack then turned to me and extended his hand. “And you, Mrs. Reynold.” He quickly corrected himself: “Oh, I apologize, Ariel Walker.”

I shook his hand, returning his smile. “Just so you know, the name’s Ariel Clinton.”

“Ariel Clinton?” Jack raised an eyebrow, clearly taken aback by my words.

I replied

his attention to Seth and Michael and welcoming

As I entered, I noticed several faces already seated. And then, there was Luke, looking impeccable. His striking appearance, adorned in a ravishing red suit with

avert my eyes, but I couldn’t resist stealing a quick glance, only to find him still looking at me. Once

day?” A smile graced his face, and some individuals in

express my gratitude to the Vitality Group for being here today. We truly appreciate it,” Luke said, directing

It involves the launch of a new mobile

took a seat, and Andre rose to his feet.

see, Vitality Group aims to create a user–friendly interface that allows customers to access our services all in one place. We have already assembled a team to work on the app’s design and development. However, we need to formulate a robust marketing strategy to ensure its success.” Andre glanced around the

any

ideas?”

conducting market research,” I stated confidently, capturing everyone’s attention, including Luke. “Our primary objective is to

nodded slowly at my words, and bur eyes were still fixed on each other. But there was no smiling face, and there was no serious face either.

agreed. “We also need to keep in mind

sets this app apart

the user experience and make sure the app is not only user–friendly but also visually appealing

can also leverage social media and influencer marketing to create buzz and reach a wider

all this, Andre smiled. “Excellent suggestions, everyone. Let’s also consider offering special promotions and incentives to attract more users

that’s a nice one,” I said lowly,

and everyone looked at him. “This will ensure customer satisfaction

customer support.” Michael chuckled, and in

and we didn’t give him a great look. “What?” He asked with

about app store optimization as well,” the lady in glasses brought out another idea. “We need to make sure our app is easily discoverable and ranks high in

correct.” Andre agreed, “With all these suggestions, going to be

Seth answered, and he brought out another idea. That was how the meeting lasted

hours.

understand why he found me

exit the room. Andre shook hands with Luke, engaging in a brief conversation. I couldn’t

in glasses approached me with a smile,

replied, mirroring her smile.