“Is Sylvie on the call too?”
“Yeah.”
“Put me on speaker.”
Jarrod tapped the phone and switched to speaker mode.
Only then did Maurice ask, “Has Joseph reached out to you? Have you noticed he’s been super busy lately? I tried to make dinner plans with him today, but he said he had something going on. No idea what he’s up to!”
Sylvie paused.
Lately, Joseph had barely been in touch. Even when she messaged him about something, it was rare for him to reply. He seemed distant, almost cold.
She tried to convince herself that it wasn’t intentional—he was probably just swamped at work.
_
After meeting Elias, Elodie went straight home.
She was completely wiped out—set an alarm and crashed for the entire afternoon.
It was six by the time she finally dragged herself out of bed. The worst of the post-chemo misery seemed to have faded.
Tonight, Alexander was treating everyone to dinner. Elodie knew they were genuinely happy for her, so she had no intention of dampening the mood.
She got herself together and headed to the restaurant Alexander had picked out.
Over dinner, she told them about Jarrod giving her a stake in Nexus Analytics.
Esmeralda nearly choked on her drink. “Nexus Analytics? Twenty percent? Since when is Jarrod so generous?”
Nexus Analytics might have been just one of the many companies under The Silverstein Group, but it was a heavy-hitter—top three in its field across the region, and well-respected to boot.
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