Chapter 24

Vivian saw a glimmer of hope, and the stiff smile at the corner of her lips finally relaxed. She was about to speak when Kingston, reviewing the documents, added another line. "If I purchase shares in Whitfield Group and you still want to get involved in the company's future, then we don't need to discuss this deal any further." He closed the file and set it aside casually, his deep black eyes sharp as they fixed on her. She raised her gaze to meet him, her eyes showing no hint of retreat. "Mr. Howard, you're overthinking this. Since I've already chosen to sell my shares to you, the company's future development has nothing to do with me anymore." Having reached this point, she felt no attachment to Whitfield Group whatsoever. Those strategic plans were ones she'd written six months ago, only meant to show Kingston the company's future prospects and potential. Whatever path Kingston chose for Whitfield Group, or whether any clash with Logan might arise and affect the company's fut