When all the arrangements had been made, Lucinda returned to her car and switched on her cell phone to check industry news.
That was when she knew the Roberts Group had been run by Amanda temporarily.
Lucinda Laughed out loud.
Amanda had majored in finance and graduated from a famous university when she was young, but her business acumen had been destroyed by years of Luxury and leisure.
It was great for Lucinda, although not for the Roberts Group, that Amanda would be running things there.
If Nathaniel didn’t reappear, Amanda and Vivien definitely had no power to guard the Roberts Group.
Lucinda was more than happy to speed up the Roberts Group’s collapse.
She then asked Dark Bell to secretly check recent investments the Roberts Group had made.
Amanda appeared to be interested in a new construction project in the west suburbs of the city.
She called Zaniyah.
“I need you to work hard on our proposal for the west suburbs project. I must buy that land.”
“Yes, Ma’am.”
While Lucinda was plotting her demise, Amanda remained blissfully unaware, and was enjoying acting as CEO of such an important company.
First Logan sat in the president’s office, and then her husband and her son.
Now, as she sat there, she was over-joyed to have the power in her hands.
If her son didn’t return, she would be happy to continue as president for as long as necessary.
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At that moment, Anahi Figueroa from the planning department entered the president’s office with a file in her hand.
“Madam, this is our proposal for the land in the west suburbs, and here is a list of other companies with competing bids. If we target each of these companies, we can increase our chances of obtaining the land.”
Amanda studied the files. The competing bids were all from unknown or much smaller companies.
They would never be able to beat the Roberts Group.
She sneered.
“Increase our chances? If you can’t beat a group of tiny companies, then quit! I must have this land!”
Anahi was offended by her words.
“I’m only in charge of drafting the proposal. I can’t guarantee that we’ll win the bid. You must attend the bidding meeting in person.”