Dumping My Ex to Flash Marry the Untouchable CEO novel Chapter 212

Chapter 212

At this point, the assistant was genuinely curious how Aurora planned to handle things.

Aurora shook her head.

“I’m not sure either. Right now, all I can do is take a shot in the dark.”

“One thing’s for sure–we need to talk to the decision–makers directly. They can’t just cut ties without a word and expect us to

roll over.”

The assistant nodded quickly.

That made perfect sense.

Aurora pointed to a name on the list.

“Start with Mr. Warren. He’s the key player here. If we’re taking anyone down, we start with the kingpin.”

Noticing the assistant’s puzzled look, she didn’t bother to explain further.

She added, “I’ll head to their headquarters myself. Maybe I’ll get lucky. The rest, we’ll take one step at a time.”

The assistant could only nod along.

He understood exactly what she meant–and just how tough this was going to be.

It wasn’t just risky; it would eat up time and energy.

“Are you going straight to their main office then?” he asked.

Aurora nodded.

“It’s the only option. We can’t just accept being iced out without a fight.

“I’ll handle things with the Chairwoman,” the assistant offered. “I’ll smooth it over.”

He meant it. He wanted Aurora to succeed–her rise meant smoother days for him too.

They’d gotten used to working together.

Aurora stood and grabbed her bag.

“If anyone drops by, turn them away. And if there’s a contract to sign, send it to me first. I’ll decide after reviewing it.”

“Understood. Stay safe, Miss Walton.”

“Don’t worry. I’ve got this,” she said over her shoulder.

And with that, Aurora walked out, ready to face those so–called business partners herself.

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Chapter 212

She was about to find out exactly what kind of game they were playing.

Back at Walton Corp, the assistant kept a close eye on Aurora’s office.

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If anyone came knocking, he’d politely explain that the General Manager was currently tied up and offer to pass along any

messages.

That usually did the trick–most people turned and left without pushing further.

Meanwhile, Aurora arrived outside the office building of one of the key suppliers, determined to take the most old–fashioned

approach: wait them out,

In a mess like this, communication was still king.

Without it, nothing else mattered.

She approached the front desk and politely asked the receptionist to let David know that she was here to see him.

The receptionist gave her a slow once–over, clearly sizing her up with a less–than–kind look in her eyes.

Walton Corporation?

She scoffed inwardly.

Their boss had already made it crystal clear that the company wanted nothing to do with them anymore.