Omar chuckled, “Every business has its risks, but the opportunity I have in mind guarantees profits, zero losses!”
As if anyone would buy that! Internally rolling her eyes, Hannah chose to disregard him, fueled by both skepticism and a lack of interest.
Omar added, “The decision to partner with the White family is ours alone, and it’s none of the Bailey family’s concern. The entertainment sector is booming right now. Teaming up with us would be a gold mine.”
“Why the White family, when they have no stakes in entertainment? The Bailey family, on the other hand, has multiple successful ventures in the field,” Hannah questioned, her smile barely noticeable as she continued, “Choosing between a newcomer and a seasoned player is Like weighing a 50% risk against a 10% one. You should know which is wiser.”
Annoyed by the repeated mention of the Bailey family, Omar scowled, “I’ve already told you, this is strictly between our families. The Bailey family have no role here!”
“And what do you think the Bailey family would say? Considering you’re their future son-in-law and you’re sidestepping them for the White family?”
Hannah felt like she was talking to a wall and bluntly told Omar, “I have zero interest in partnering with the Morrison family. The White family aren’t even planning to join the entertainment industry.”
“You’re aware the White family is facing a financial crunch, aren’t you? Are you deliberately avoiding an alliance that could save you hundreds of millions?” Omar arched an eyebrow, adding, “I urge you to think this through.”
Why was he so annoying? Hannah was about to retort when another voice chimed in, “The entertainment sector might be promising, but it’s also risky for newcomers to invest heavily.”
Omar turned around, startled by the interruption.
“And who are you to offer this unsolicited advice? My family has been in this industry for years, and your theory is news to me.”
Hannah glanced back, her eyes widening slightly in recognition. Layne Cartwright?
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Layne caught her eye and offered a gentle smile.
“The entertainment market may be lucrative, but it’s nearing saturation. New companies could just be paving the way for others. Like the lady said, veterans in the industry can easily overpower newcomers,” Layne said respectfully to Omar.
“Mr. Morrison, maybe you should explore alternative avenues for profit.”
Recognizing Layne, Omar sneered, “Ah, the electronics mogul. Just because you’ve launched some hit products doesn’t mean you can lecture me.”
“I’m merely stating facts,” Layne replied, his smile unchanging.
“You’re free to venture into the entertainment world, but leave her out of it”
“Heh heh.”
Omar shot a forced grin at Layne.
“So, you two are close? Close enough to cut into our conversation?”
Hannah offered a slight smile.
“I find I have more in common with him than with you, Mr. Morrison.”
With that, Hannah rose and moved to sit beside Layne and said, “I’d rather not engage with someone who can’t hold a civil conversation.”