My Mommy Became A Billionaire After the Breakup novel Chapter 217

Athena was held tightly by him.

She felt a bit helpless and amused.

Why was Byron becoming clingier and clingier?

"Have you had dinner?" Athena asked.

Byron nodded and then shook his head. "I only had a little. Now I feel hungry."

"I made soup for dinner. Shall I cook any spaghetti for you?" Athena asked.

"And I want fried eggs!" Byron said.

After a while...

Byron sat at the dining table while Athena remained seated across from him, propping her chin up and watching him eat.

"Oh, by the way, I bought the commercial building across from the company." Byron casually mentioned it as if he was talking about buying some vegetables.

Athena was somewhat astonished.

That place was located in the city center and was quite expensive.

"Why did you buy that place? The space at Imbe Group is sufficient, isn't it?" Athena asked, surprised.

Byron looked at her with a proud smile on his face. "The space at Imbe Group may be enough, but it's not enough for another energy company."

"Are you planning to set a new energy company's address there?" Athena exclaimed.

During the previous meeting...

When discussing the issue of the address, everyone prioritized controlling expenses.

So everyone proposed choosing some places with policy support, away from the city center.

"Right." Byron nodded. "Although you can't work by my side, you can't be too far away either. We should be able to commute together, have lunch together, and go home together. That's my bottom line."

Byron hadn't mentioned anything about Imbe Group Energy recently.

Athena thought he had given up on appointing her.

She didn't expect...

"Are there conflicts between the top executives of the Crawford Group and Imbe Group?" Athena asked worriedly.

Imbe Group was established by Byron, and even if the executives had any opinions, they wouldn't dare to act recklessly.

But the Crawford Group had a few old-timers who always relied on their seniority.

"I don't care about them." Byron dismissed it.

They were nothing to him. It was better if they made a fuss, so it would save him the trouble of kicking them out of the Crawford Group one by one.