Chapter 411 Retaliation By The Divorced Heiress

• All eyes were on Henry as the abrupt question hung in the air. Bella's hard stare startled Henry, but he forced himself to respond, "It's an open secret." Ada was undecided between the Salvador Hotel and us previously, but you were able to win her over to having her wedding here. Ada's wedding is coming up; therefore, it seems natural that she is moving to the Salvador Hotel now that we have lost the contract. That was a very well-reached answer. Bella grinned and sank back into her seat before saying, "You got a point, but you're missing one thing. Ada and the Salvador Hotel have not yet executed a formal contract.
• Everyone was taken aback. How come? A week has passed. It's unbelievable that they haven't inked a contract yet. Though Henry appears unaffected, his expression faltered. "The Salvadors would be announcing it to the entire world if they did." Since they have been silent, I doubt any progress has been made. I think there's still hope for us. Bella planted her feet on the floor and spun around in her leather chair. "I am an unyielding woman. I will battle to the death, tooth and nail, till the very end. In the following two days, I will present Ada with a revised proposal that I have developed. With any luck, I can surprise Salvador Corporation. Everyone gave a cheer. " Happy days! We are aware of your reliability, Ms.
• Henry mimicked the group's sentiment with a phony smile. However, Ms. Thompson, we were the ones who initially broke the terms of the agreement. Ada probably doesn't want to see any of us. She wouldn't probably consent to meet with you. Indeed. Certain things cannot be coerced. Bella flashed a sly smile, her eyes sparkling. "Really, nothing ever goes as planned. I still try to change things, even if we can't force them to.” Following the meeting, the project committee departed. In the vast meeting room, Bella and Steven were alone. Bella took Steven's coffee and stood in front of the floor-to-ceiling window, drinking her coffee and taking in the bird's-eye view of Savrow.