The Woman From Hell

It was the day of the Old Guiding New Brands Conference.

Sure enough, many companies were gathered at the scene. Some had been established for several years but still did not have their own brands. This shocked me.

Shannon and I stood in the center of the lobby, looking at the crowds of people coming and going around us. Filled with expectation, we looked at each other. There seemed to be light in her eyes, and it was probably the same for me.

"Let's go." I pulled Shannon, and we went inside.

We could see a temporary stage in the front row with a table, a notebook, and a microphone the moment we entered the inner hall. There were chairs under the stage, and the atmosphere of the place was serious.

The seats below were available for anyone to choose on a first-come, first-served basis. Shannon and I took the lead and chose seats with a good view. It was a spot that allowed us to see everyone's expressions the easiest. This included the expressions of investment company personnel.

Suddenly, someone patted me on the shoulder. When I turned around and saw Marius, my eyes lit up. "Why are you here?"

He winked at me, shook his suit proudly, and smiled. "I was invited to be the host of today's conference. What do you think? Not bad, eh?" He spread his arms wide and showed his outfit off to me. Marius was really energetic today. I gave him a thumbs-up. "I never thought you'd host such a thing."

have all sorts of skills. I knew you'd definitely participate, so I immediately agreed." Matius raised his brows

embarrassed. "You'd better go down and get ready, lest people mistakenly think I got in because of favoritism." "That's right. Go on quick,"

this, disappointment filled Marius's face. He shook his head and moved aside, "Oh, what a waste

Looking at his back, I called out to him,

at me suspiciously. As he did not comprehend, I

encouragement, and a smile as beautiful as the warm winter sun graced his

me, time passed. Gradually,

a polite smile on his handsome face. It was different from

for participating in the Old Guiding New Brands Conference in Whaldorf City. I'm your host

demeanor on

there was no lack of humor in his calmness. Just a few words from him could relieve the

have such a talent. He really is such a dark horse." "Yeah, it feels like he still has a lot of surprises to

ado, let's invite the first group, Grandville Technology, to

applause, Grandville Technology