Surprised Wife With Twins novel Chapter 1505

Chapter 1505: Tristan is Really Considerate

"Why would you want to collaborate with me on such a good project?" Belinda looked at him and voiced her thoughts, "Clarke Corp isn't lacking funds, right? Your brand is doing so well and making a steady profit."

"Isn't this a way to bring our relationship closer? To make us family," Tristan was aware that she was not against their relationship, so he said this. He also knew that although she was a powerful woman in the business world, she was first and foremost Monica's mother. She was a generous person who could sponsor orphanages.

In fact, Tristan's idea was simple. As soon as the contract was signed, Belinda and Algerone would form a business friendship. Under Tristan's arrangements, these two would inevitably meet frequently, at meetings and the like. Not only was he managing his own love life, but he was also arranging for Belinda and Algerone to remarry, all because it was Monica's heartfelt wish. He took note of every casual remark she made.

Belinda looked over the project in detail and listened to his explanation. She approved of it wholeheartedly; it was a risk-free investment. So, she only pondered for two minutes before picking up a pen and signing her name decisively.

Tristan was delighted; half the work was done. He personally poured her a cup of tea, "Belinda, from now on our families are one. I'm looking forward to our cooperation."

Belinda put down the signed contract, looked at him with a serious face, and said, "Tristan, I hope you can be good to Monica for a lifetime."

"Definitely," Tristan treated love the same way he treated his work - with dedication. Because she had let go of her grudges against Algerone, she didn't prevent Tristan from being with her daughter anymore. On hearing this, Tristan was particularly pleased.

He also knew this was the beginning of her forgiveness towards Algerone, so he made a promise, "You can witness this. I will not only be good to Monica but also to you."

Belinda did not say anything else. She took a sip of her tea and stood up to leave, "I'll go first. You're busy."

Whether she would really come to watch that evening, Tristan was not sure. But he felt that this woman had a soft heart. She would at least not create havoc or obstruct anymore. As long as Uncle Swain worked a little harder, this regrettable marriage would eventually have a perfect conclusion.