Chapter 40
In the meeting room
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Aurora Walton’s proposal moved away from the conventional, repetitive spa retreat designs. Instead, she blended the lush,
tropical ambiance of Caribbean resorts with the sleek elegance of Scandinavian minimalism.
Each section of the wellness resort featured a unique theme-“Celestial Springs,” “Woodland Retreat,” and “Botanical Haven“.
creating a diverse and immersive experience for guests.
She introduced interactive elements, such as hot spring yoga and water parks, making the resort more engaging for visitors.
The SPA partnership plan was equally refreshing–no longer limited to domestic brands, her proposal included collaborations
with renowned international wellness brands, elevating the resort’s luxury and appeal.
For dining, she went beyond traditional health–focused cuisine, incorporating local specialty dishes, ensuring a wider variety of
options to cater to different tastes.
The accommodation area was also upgraded with smart technology–each room would be equipped with an intelligent control
system that allowed guests to adjust lighting, temperature, and music to suit their preferences.
Aurora’s presentation was clear and compelling, her delivery seamless as she paired her words with visually stunning renderings. Every advantage of her proposal was showcased vividly.
The meeting room fell into an eerie silence–everyone was captivated by her plan, their eyes filled with surprise and admiration.
The project manager adjusted his glasses, a flash of approval in his eyes.
“Aurora, this proposal is incredibly creative and holds strong market competitiveness. You’ve thought through the details very
thoroughly.”
Others in the team nodded in agreement.
One of the members curiously asked, “Aurora, how did you come up with these ideas?”
Aurora smiled modestly. “I conducted market research and studied successful international cases, then tailored the concepts to
align with Vanguard Group’s business model.”
As the meeting wrapped up, the project manager made a special effort to approach her. His words came out a little awkwardly.
“Aur–uh, I mean, Miss Walton… your proposal is really impressive. I have high hopes for you.”
Aurora responded politely, “Thank you, Ben. I’ll keep working hard.”
Meanwhile, in a rented apartment
Chuck crushed his cigarette butt into the ashtray, grinding it down with force. The fresh stubble on his chin pricked against his palm as he clenched his jaw.
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Irritated, he ran a hand through his already disheveled hair, making it even more of a tangled mess.
The events of the morning replayed in his mind like a relentless film reel.
Aurora’s cold, piercing gaze.
The swift, decisive over–the–shoulder throw.
The mocking stares from his colleagues as they watched him make a fool of himself.
Each scene was like a needle stabbing into his already bruised ego.
Chuck, once a senior employee at Walton Corporation, had never suffered such a humiliating defeat.
“No way. I can’t let this go!”
He sprang to his feet, pacing back and forth in the cramped, dimly lit apartment, muttering curses under his breath
“That little brat dares to humiliate me like this? I’ll-
His angry rant was abruptly cut off by the sharp ringing of his phone.
The caller ID read: “Mr. Joseph.”
His heart clenched instantly.
His first instinct was t
to decline the call.
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