Tonight Her Love Ended novel Chapter 242

—"This proposal won't work."

Yvette wanted to laugh. She narrowed her eyes and asked, "This proposal is twenty-three pages long. You just checked the time, Ms. Clarke. Are you telling me you finished reading it in under a minute?"

If she was going to pretend, couldn't she at least try to make it look somewhat convincing? Couldn't she put a little effort into it?

Was she seriously just trying to disgust her and provoke her on purpose?

But Nova was incredibly familiar with this material.

Moreover, the document Yvette had provided couldn't even be called a rough draft. It was stuffed with random content and lacked even the most basic formatting.

It showed absolutely zero respect for the collaborative process.

Nova had carefully scanned the key points. It was chaotic, severely outdated, and even awkwardly frankensteined together with concepts from other companies, including some of Nova's own previous theories.

It looked like it took a lot of effort, but it amounted to absolutely nothing.

"Ms. Sellers, your project proposal and price quote offer no competitive advantage whatsoever."

Yvette was now completely certain that Nova was just deliberately making things difficult for her.

But she refused to remain passive. She challenged, "Since you say that, Ms. Clarke, I assume you have a deep understanding of the market. I'd love to hear your insights. Is it the market that thinks my report isn't good enough, or is it just you?"

If Nova thought she was an expert, Yvette would give her the floor to prove it.

Otherwise, Yvette would have the perfect, justifiable excuse to claim Nova was a fraud deliberately trying to sabotage her.

Plus, knowing Nova was the one handling this, Yvette had started a voice recording in advance. If Nova couldn't provide a flawless answer, Yvette planned to send the recording to Samuel Wyndham—and even Stephen Zimmerman—so the executives could see exactly what kind of person Nova was.

If they were in an academic research team and someone raised a question like this, Nova would have absolutely explained it in detail.

But this was a B2B partnership. The responsibilities of both sides were clearly outlined in their contract.

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