The Enticing CEO’s Chosen Bride novel Chapter 1635

Chapter 1635

Robin's brows knitted tightly together, the short video conversation seemed to have sapped away his years of patience.

How on earth had such an unpredictable man become the CEO of the globally powerful Obsidian Group?

Such a contrast made people even more indignant.

The centuries-old legacy of the Harper family, the efforts of generations, all seemed to be outperformed by a company run by a young upstart. It felt ridiculous and sad no matter how you looked at it.b2 At this moment, Colorado was ducking out of camera view, sneaking over to Damon, leaning over the table with mischief in his eyes, grinning at him.

He glanced back at the projection on the wall, where Robin's face had turned pale. He raised an eyebrow, placed a hand near his mouth, and spoke in an exceptionally hushed tone, “Hey, boss, did you hear that? He wants to partner with us. Should we consider it? After all, it is the Harper family.

Instead of going head-to-head, wouldn't it be better to work together?"

Damon moved his pen away from the document he was reading, his gaze coldly resting on the pair of eyes in front of him. Without uttering a word, his face remained impassive.

Colorado pursed his lips, somewhat understanding Damon's response, but still not ready to give up. "Weren't we supposed to earn big bucks for... for your wife? Wouldn't collaborating with the Harper family bring in the cash faster? It would save us a lot of effort in fighting the Harper family. Not to mention, a legitimate partnership would give us the chance to outmaneuver them fair and square."

Damon's gaze began to scan his desk, finally landing on the pen cup nearby.

Seeing this, Colorado quickly covered his head and dashed out of sight.

Settling back into his chair, he coughed awkwardly a few times, trying to regain his cool. “Sorry, I suddenly needed to use the restroom."

A sharp pain shot through the back of his head, followed by the sight of a pen cap bouncing on the floor. It spun a few times before coming to a stop.

Colorado gritted his teeth, rubbing the back of his head.

At this point, Robin's face was beyond description. "Understood." What else

could he say?

Colorado smirked, “Did I hear Mr. Robin correctly? You want to partner with us?"

Robin's frozen face twitched slightly as he attempted to give a faint smile, but after a brief attempt, he abandoned the idea.

"If a successful partnership means greater benefits than losses, why waste time and manpower on fruitless efforts?"

Colorado raised an eyebrow.