Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo novel Chapter 387

A look of ferocity flashed in her eyes and she made a call.

Nicole walked into her office and had barely sat down when her mobile phone rang.

A series of calls came in, each one about terminating agreements with her.

Humans’ feelings change easily. The world is a cruel place.

When news of her relationship with Evan got out, everyone sought her out to sign an agreement with her.

As soon as undesirable rumors about her got out, one by one they came to terminate their agreements.

Humans are so down to earth.

Sheila sat nearby, her anger shown clearly on her face, as she insisted these people should not be doing this.

Nicole smiled gently. Then, her phone rang again.

This call was no exception. The caller wanted the agreement terminated.

After receiving all these calls, she felt that all the hope Lane Corporation had been given was now dashed.

In these present circumstances, what should I do?

Sheila could see her sadness and she consoled her, promising that Mu Group would cooperate with her.

“Thank you.”

After Sheila left, Nicole sat down in her office chair, rather disheartened.

In that instant, a phrase she heard somewhere came to her mind, ‘I have seen the high rise building come up and I saw it collapse.’

She was caught off guard and had no power to defend herself. In the face of adversity, she was so useless…

Meanwhile, in the Seet Group headquarters, John did as Evan instructed him to and then he hurried into the president’s office.

“Mr. Seet, everything has been arranged.”

“Fine, in an hour’s time, broadcast the press conference live!”

“Mr. Seet, have you thought about the consequences of doing this?”

John’s face was full of worry as he looked at Evan.

“I have thought about it.” Evan replied emphatically.

“Since you have thought about the consequences, then…” Why would you still do it?

“As long as she can get out of trouble, I do not care about the consequences.”

John was speechless.

In ancient mythology, a thousand ships were launched for the lovely Helen of Troy, which started the Trojan Wars.