“I enrolled in design school on my own. It was expensive. I remember not replacing my sketching pen until it was too short to hold. And white paint.
Always rationing it to make it Last.”
Their eyes met and they smiled.
Both of them were able to find camaraderie in their shared struggles.
For that fleeting moment, they both forgot the hierarchical supervisor-subordinate relationship that normally defined their interactions. It felt great to learn more about each other’s past.
Upon arriving at Prosper Bay, Stella disembarked and bid Matthew farewell.
“Mr. Clark, thanks for tonight. Drive safely.”
“Stella,” Matthew called out, a softer tone creeping into his voice.
Stella’s eyelashes quivered slightly.
“Yes? Is there anything else?”
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Matthew held her gaze for a moment longer, then shook his head.
“Nothing. Get some rest. Good night.”
“Good night,” she echoed, turning to leave.
As she walked away, determination hardened Matthew’s expression.
Tomorrow was crucial. He couldn’t afford to lose.
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The next morning, Prosperity Group’s largest conference room buzzed with the presence of executives, shareholders, and even Waldo was present.
The main agenda was to vote for the Fairwa project.
Jeremy, oozing confidence, was the first to arrive. He had already secured Waldo’s tacit endorsement.
He also had been schmoozing with several key shareholders recently.
In his mind, victory was guaranteed.
Jeremy took a seat and engaged in casual conversation with those around him.
If his plan were to be approved this time, it would not only deal a significant blow to Matthew but also establish a solid position for himself within Prosperity Group.
After a while, the meeting room’s door swung open once more.
Matthew walked in. ALL eyes turned to him, eager for the drama to unfold.