No Chance of Remarriage Get Lost (Elisa) novel Chapter 572

James said, “So, are you able to carry out the solution, Mr. Chairman? Since what has been done cannot be undone, we can only think of ways to save the situation. I believe you know when to yield and when not.”

Norman was tongue-tied. These people are driving me to the corner!

Jessie uttered calmly, “The meetup this time is extremely important. It might be hard for you to lay down your dignity and apologize to them, so I’ll accompany you to Wickam Group to negotiate with them.”

From the surface, it seemed as if Jessie was looking out for Norman, but in fact, she intended to supervise him lest the negotiation was ruined again due to his ego.

Surprisingly, the shareholders unanimously agreed to Jessie’s suggestion. Jessie was a core member of James’ allies, so her words carried weight.

On the other hand, Norman’s allies were worried that Norman would back out, so it was desirable to have someone as sharp-tongued as Jessie to keep an eye on him.

Norman asked with a darkened face, “Any objections?”

There was no response. Everyone acquiesced to the proposal.

Norman’s resentment was accentuated, but he still spoke up coldly, “Alright then. Miss Green and I will head over to Wickam Group three days later.”

“Three days later?” Jessie scoffed. “Mr. Chairman, do you think we can afford to drag on another three days, given the current situation?”

Norman was dumbfounded. He needed some time to be mentally prepared and observe the situation. If they were to go today directly, he would be utterly ashamed!

James nodded in agreement. “Yeah, three days later is too late. Mr. Chairman, I suggest that you head over today. Jessie will contact Wickam Group.”

Norman furrowed his brows. “You…!”

James continued, “Mr. Chairman, you’ve already caused a great loss to the company due to the incident. All staff in Benett Corporation are awaiting a statement from you. Besides, we have to lay our dignity down in order to reconcile with Wickam Group. Don’t you think that you’re the biggest problem here? If the late chairman was around, we wouldn’t be in this state today.”