You Are Mine (English) Chapter 291: Is He Still Working?

Edie decided that instead of going ho, she would go to the L. N. Group and see Stuart. Learning a lesson from the last ti she went to visit Stuart, Edie called Ivan in advance. "Hello, Ivan. I’m going to stop and see Stuart. Is he still working?"

"Yes, Mrs. Yates. He is still in a eting. It’s been going on now for three hours, and it doesn’t seem like he will be finished anyti soon!" Ivan felt a little guilty because Stuart hadn’t seen Edie all day.

"Okay, thanks, Ivan. I may stop by and see him. If he’s still in a eting, I will wait for him in the VIP lounge," Edie said and hung up the phone.

Edie looked at the ti, and it was almost ten o’clock. Since Stuart was still in a eting, Edie wondered if he had anything for dinner. So she changed her plans and asked the driver to turn around and go to Stuart’s favorite Japanese restaurant. Edie got rice with sushi, a cake and made sure she had extras for the staff.

Ivan inford the receptionist that Edie might be coming to see Mr. Yates. As soon as she arrived, she went straight to the elevator. When the door opened, Ivan was standing inside. He quickly looked at the food that she was holding in her hands and said, "Mrs. Yates, I’m surprised to see you. I didn’t expect to see you where it’s so late."

Apologetically he said, "Mrs. Yates, I have to apologize. I have been so busy this evening, and I forgot that you said you might be dropping by to see Mr. Yates."

Edie laughed, "That’s okay! I know you’re busy. I just wanted to pick Stuart up sothing for dinner."

Edie wanted to tell Ivan about her dinner with Donald, but she felt a little guilty as she hadn’t even told Stuart. Ivan took her to the VIP room and poured her a glass of lemonade. He passed it to her and said, "Mrs. Yates, I don’t know how much longer Mr. Yates is going to be. It might be better if you went ho."

Edie patted the couch with her hand and said, "This couch is rather comfy, so if I get tired, I can sleep here while I wait. I don’t want to interrupt Stuart’s eting. Please don’t tell him I’m here until after he’s finished?"

Ivan admired Edie for being so gentle and kind. "Mrs. Yates, this is so generous of you. I am also working overti, and my girlfriend hasn’t even called ."

Edie jokingly replies, "So I guess I made your day then?"

She carefully takes the food out of the bag and places it on the table. As soon as Ivan sees it, it made his mouth water. "I apologize, Mrs. Yates. Forgive , but this food looks delicious."

Edie was amused and said, "I brought extras, so take so for yourself and the rest of the staff in the building."

Ivan thanked her and left. Edie sat on the sofa and read a magazine. A little while later, Ivan peeked on Edie and saw her starting to fall asleep. He wasn’t sure how much longer Stuart was going to be, so Ivan went into the eting room.

Today was Stuart’s quarterly eting. Inside the room was the board of directors. They were responsible for helping the corporation set broad goals, supporting executive duties, and ensuring the company had adequate, well-managed resources at their disposal.

The chairman was Mada Madge, Stuart’s mother. She had given her power to Stuart, and now he was to attend the board etings alone. Stuart had passed the family test and would be subjected to more accurate examinations to determine his ability to beco a successor.

When Ivan walked in, they were discussing the planning of an area by the L.N. Group. So of the directors thought it should be developed as soon as possible. Their intentions were to strive for profits regardless of the competitive price.

There was a debate going on as the other directors thought there was plenty of ti to negotiate based on offers from other firms. The atmosphere in the room was extrely tense, as the issues beca confrontational.

"The best ti for the people to visit the Golden city is from August to October. If we buy it now, then within a year, we will be able to build the scenic spot and make a profit by August next year," one of the directors said.

"We will have to put millions of dollars into it, and in the anti, there will be no profit!" Soone else spoke out in the room.

Each of the directors held their own opinions and argued endlessly. Ivan only listened and wondered what was going through Stuart’s mind. Ivan passed Stuart the docunts he needed and then whispered in Stuart’s ear, "Mrs. Yates is here. She is waiting in the VIP lounge."

Stuart imdiately stopped looking through the docunts and looked at the ti. It was ten-thirty. He slightly frowned because he had no idea how late it was and thought to himself, ’It’s so late, and all they have been doing is arguing. I really didn’t even need to be here as nothing seems to be resolved.’

Stuart quickly scanned the quotation file in front of him, then glanced at the people in the room and said with a chill in his voice, "Have the directors co to an agreent yet?"

"Not yet, Mr. CEO. Am I right or is he right?"

"Mr. CEO, I don’t know what he’s talking about, but yes, we have co to an agreent."

Then there was another unstoppable dispute. Stuart stood up and told Ivan, "Send this market review directly to the directors and ask them to negotiate and send the final plan to ."

Stuart was getting ready to leave. One of the directors was angry. His na was Mike, and he was one of the oldest board mbers. He saw Stuart getting ready to leave and tapped the table with his fingers.

"Why are you leaving? Mada Madge gave you the power, and this is how you treat the directors? Are you leaving before the eting is over? You are supposed to be courteous! Where are your manners?"

Mr. Mike’s angry voice echoed throughout the conference room. Stuart turned around and looked at him with his cold eyes. You could tell by the expression on his face that he wasn’t pleased.

He walked over to his desk and looked Mike right in the eyes and said, "I am not going to waste any more of my ti. This issue is still not resolved, and tomorrow, during my working hours, you can give the final report. Otherwise, the losses will be shared by the directors. I should have left four hours ago, and if it wasn’t because of you not being able to co to an agreent, we wouldn’t have wasted so much ti. I advise you in the future not to waste my personal ti."

Then Stuart ignored the glances of the directors, turned around, and walked out of the room. For the first ti in many years, Mr. Mike was confronted with such a rebuttal and by a younger generation, which, to him, was unforgivable. He never said a word, but subconsciously accepted the king’s orders to his subjects.