Before anyone could even set foot in the investment division, they had to clear a series of cutthroat rounds just to get in.
And once inside, the real tests began—multiple rounds of strict evaluation and assessment.
Only those who survived it all would finally earn The Fitzgerald Group’s investment.
If Isadora really tried to go through the official application process, there was no way she’d make it in time, and even less chance she’d survive the selection.
Isadora considered her options for a long moment.
Then, quietly, she spoke: “Victor, you said before that you’d grant me a wish. Would that cover a four-billion-dollar investment?”
“Isadora!”
She straightened instinctively, almost snapping to attention. “I’m here.”
Well, well. She actually wanted to use that wish for money.
Clever girl.
That night, when she’d so casually said she’d be his woman… clearly, it meant nothing to her.
Victor’s expression darkened, a sly smile tugging at the corner of his mouth. “You already used your wish.”
Isadora’s eyes widened. “When?”
Victor leaned closer, his lips nearly brushing her ear as he murmured, “That night.”
His breath was warm, his words sending a shiver straight down her spine.
A flush crept up Isadora’s neck as memories from that wild night surged to the surface.
He knew exactly how sensitive her ears were. That night, he’d teased her mercilessly, lips and teeth tracing her skin, leaving her breathless and undone.
Isadora’s voice faltered. “But that night… you never agreed to my wish.”
Victor looked at her, calm and composed, a hint of amusement in his eyes as he took in the color rising on her cheeks. “But you asked for it, didn’t you?”
Businessmen, she thought bitterly, always so cunning.
She bit her lip, eyes clouded with regret. If she’d known, she never would have blurted out that she’d be his woman.
“Isadora,” Victor said softly, “when you ask for something—whether it’s a favor or just gratitude—you need to show a little sincerity. Understand?”
Isadora lifted her gaze, uncertain, meeting his eyes.
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It takes too long to get to the point. Too much unnecessary in between in all of these books. Too many extra characters, the authors lose the plot after a while....