The Phantom Heiress Rising From The Shadows

Chapter 663:

Brenna’s lips curved into a faint smile. “Smart move. This is perfect.”

But when her eyes landed on the rent—one dollar a year—she paused. “One dollar annually? Isn’t that a bit too low?”

Rex and Brock chuckled. Brock, already briefed by Rex on Brenna’s achievements while drafting the agreement, held Brenna in high regard. He knew she was exceptional; otherwise, Ethan wouldn’t have fallen for her.

Brock explained, “Mr. Mitchell initially proposed a penny a year. I convinced him to make it a dollar. He even said a dollar per floor per year was too much. He is really looking out for you.”

Even Brenna, typically stoic and reserved, couldn’t suppress a soft laugh. “The terms are solid. I’m satisfied with them.”

With quick, confident strokes, she signed her name and stamped the document.

relationship with Ethan, Brenna had scrutinized the contract thoroughly, unlike others who might blindly sign anything from a wealthy source. Her caution

of Ethan’s affection for Brenna. A contract like this could

deals worth hundreds of millions of dollars, and the legal documents he oversaw were often pivotal in determining the company’s survival.

them out, Brenna dove back

knocked on the office door and stepped inside, hesitating before

for an assistant. I was wondering if I’d

off guard. Greta’s talent for mechanical design was undeniable; she could excel as an engineer. Why did she want

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bonuses. Compared to engineering, the salary of an assistant is a fraction of what you could earn. With your talent

remained cool and professional. She did

give her more opportunities to cross paths with Ethan. She was willing to trade anything for a chance to get