Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom novel Chapter 420

Chapter 420 A Creeper

Bourdamun was a neighboring city to Muborough. However, the former’s economy couldn’t match Muborough. Although close, Bourdamun lacked a coastline, which slowed its development.

Matthew hadn’t taken projects in Bourdamun in recent years because of its sluggish development. I hadn’t even considered anything in Bourdamun. A client from there visited today, and I was curious to

Yearn about it.

Jeremiah smiled sincerely, but his words were doubtful. He said, “Yes, we’re in the development business. I heard Tanum Corporation’s interior design and construction are leading in Foswood. I’ve always wanted

to work with you, but the timing was never right.

I smiled calmly and responded, “That’s an overstatement, Mr. Jeremiah. Tanum Corporation is just an ordinary company. It’s been a rough year, so I wouldn’t dare claim it’s leading in anything.

“We do our best to uphold honesty and quality to satisfy our clients. Do you have any ongoing

construction projects?” I didn’t want to stall. Instead, I cut to the chase.

“Oh, you’re being modest, Ms. Chloe,” Jeremiah never broke eye contact, making me uncomfortable as he

continued, “There’s a project we consider key in Bourdamun this year. However, the authorities request

we build a benchmark for Bourdamun.

“Naturally, we must raise our standards with different plans, so we must be cautious. That’s why I wanted

to meet you today.”

I was curious when he mentioned the key Bourdamun project. “Thank you, Mr. Jeremiah.”

Still, I couldn’t help but feel Jeremia was unfit to be associated with such a significant project. It wasn’t

that I judged him by his appearance, but one’s appearance often reflected one’s inner qualities.

I thought the slick middle–aged man before me didn’t possess the integrity he claimed. How he looked at me made me doubt his intentions even more. Unless he referred to his dad when he mentioned the ”

authorities.”

We continued discussing and exchanging empty promises for a while. Then, I asked Jeremiah for relevant