A Wedding Night Gone Terribly Wrong novel Chapter 327

Mr. Sawyer's expression darkened. "Forget I said anything. It seems I spoke out of turn."

"You clearly don't understand how children operate, so you shouldn't be interfering in the first place," Iris snapped.

Having delivered her piece, she stood next to Holden, clinging to his arm, her chin raised in absolute arrogance.

Mr. Sawyer simply shook his head. He exchanged a knowing glance with the other executives who had accompanied him. In unspoken agreement, they bypassed Iris entirely and walked straight up to Leland, extending their hands.

"Mr. Lockwood, we heard that High Ridge Pharma was just established. We've been eagerly hoping for an opportunity to collaborate, but simply didn't have the right connections to reach you. Running into you today is a stroke of incredible luck. We sincerely hope you'll consider working with us."

Fletcher smoothly stepped in, taking Seth and Annie so Leland had his hands free.

Leland greeted the executives warmly. "High Ridge Pharma welcomes the partnership of major retail chains. I'll have my secretary follow up with you shortly."

"Thank you! Thank you so much!"

"Not at all. We are in the same industry; it only makes sense to grow together."

"Absolutely. To our mutual success."

As Iris finally began to calm down, her mind slowly caught up to what was happening. She pointed a trembling finger at Mr. Sawyer, looking back and forth between him and Holden.

"Holden... are... are they?!"

Panic and confusion washed over her face.

Mr. Sawyer and his group were the VIP clients Holden had brought in for Iris-Adams Biopharma. He had spent weeks pulling strings, utilizing his entire network just to secure a meeting with them since his arrival in Kingsbridge.

Mr. Sawyer was the Chairman of St. Jude's Pharmacy, a massive national chain.

St. Jude's had branches in every corner of the country, from their flagship store in downtown Kingsbridge to tiny outposts in places like Emerald Town. With tens of thousands of storefronts, they controlled the largest retail pharmaceutical distribution network in the nation.

Every pharmaceutical company desperately wanted them as a distributor.

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