After the Fall A Leap into a Stranger's Arms novel Chapter 103

This was exactly what he wanted. He needed Nestor to realize that without the support of The James Group, The Blair Group didn’t stand a chance. Let’s see if Nestor was still bold enough to hand the company over to a broke nobody like Lawrence. If they wanted to keep working together, Lawrence had to go.

Word got to The Blair Group in no time.

In the conference room, Nestor handed Lawrence the company’s financial reports from the last three years. He watched Lawrence, hoping he would get the hang of things quickly and help take some of the pressure off.

Suddenly, one of the business department execs pushed open the door, looking worried. “Nestor, The James Group just suspended all our projects. They say they need to reevaluate everything. Should we… should we call Waldo and check what’s happening?”

Nestor froze. He glanced at Lawrence and immediately understood what was going on. Waldo was putting the squeeze on him, trying to force him to drop Lawrence. It made sense. Waldo had always supported the company because he liked Catherine. Now that Catherine was married to Lawrence, of course Waldo was upset.

Still, Nestor had another accomplished daughter. He wasn’t out of options.

“Lawrence, keep looking over the reports. I need to make a call.” Nestor tried to swallow his unease and left the room.

Once Nestor was gone, Lawrence didn’t bother with the reports. He could see exactly what was happening. Waldo was hitting The Blair Group with pressure, and it was all because of him.

But he wouldn’t be caught off guard. If he was going to take over the company, he needed to be ready for anything.

Lawrence picked up his phone and called Magee. “Get Nexus Dynamics’ business team to reach out to The Blair Group right now. Start a conversation about outsourcing cooperation.”

“Got it. I’ll handle it immediately,” Magee replied.

Lawrence hung up and went back to the financial statements, focused as ever, like he’d just finished a routine task. But with a single phone call, he might have just saved the whole company from disaster.

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