Mr. Conrad Proposes to His Ex-wife Again

This one night, Nathan did not sleep much.

In fact, he really couldn't answer Mr. Conrad's question, even though he knew in his heart that it was more than worth it to go into the Bates Group's mess for someone he had only met a few times. But he can't seem to stay out of it either.

What exactly he feels for Jane Yi, even he can't say it himself.

If this is like, it comes too unreasonable and not within his knowledge.

Nathan thought that maybe it was because Stella always gave him blind dates some time ago and took another month off that gave him the effort to think about the relationship aspect, and Jane Yi just happened to appear at this point in time. Inevitably, they just bump into each other.

This sentiment, in fact, should not be valid and is somewhat strange.

Since Jane Yi has already expressed that she doesn't want to bother him anymore, he shouldn't meddle anymore.

It is better to keep your mind on your work.

These problems, naturally, go away.

Early the next morning, Nathan sent Jane Yi her father's address.

Received another thank you from her.

Nathan looked at her reply and put his phone down.

What he should have done, he has done.

In the days that followed, Nathan resumed his normal routine, except for the additional task of walking his dog every day.

As for the Bates Group, the stock price continued to fall for a few days and then did not move.

After half a month, when Nathan went to Clarence's office to deliver the documents, Clarence handed him a contract: "The contract with Bates Group is about to expire, here is the contract renewal they sent, you go there." Nathan nodded, "Good."

In the evening, when Nathan arrived at the private room, Tom greeted him with a smile on his face: "Mr. Lance, it's been a long time."

Nathan responded politely.

After sitting in his seat, Tom poured Nathan a drink: "I've made Mr. Lance laugh about what happened before, I've also been confused by this matter for a while, and I'm taking this opportunity to apologize to Mr. Lance."

Nathan blocked the glass: "You're welcome, Mr. Bates, I just represent the Conrad Group to attend the wedding, the rest, is your family business, you don't need to apologize to me."

Tom put down his glass: "Yes, yes, yes, Mr. Lance is right."

Nathan also thought about going back to walk Pupu, put down the contract renewal documents and said, "Mr. Conrad and I have read the contract, some other details, when the time comes, with the legal affairs right, and then sign it." Tom nodded and smiled in response, and as Nathan got up to leave, he said, "Mr. Lance, since you're here, it's better to eat before you leave. I have a contract here, Mr. Lance, take a look."

Nathan turned back to see him placing another file on the table.

Nathan laughed, "What does Mr. Bates mean by that?"

Tom said, "Mr. Lance, we have also worked together for so many years, the Bates Group has always had a good relationship with the Conrad Group, it's just a few small issues that I would like to optimize again." Nathan didn't have to read that file to know what he was planning to do.

Tom continued: "I know now Mr. Conrad very trust Mr. Lance, Conrad Group large and small matters you can make decisions, Mr. Lance do not worry, this contract according to the new one, I will not treat you badly." Nathan said, "Mr. Bates, are you doing this without fear of me telling Mr. Conrad."

Tom laughed: "Mr. Lance, I am a businessman, naturally, I am profit-oriented, I am so here to find Mr. Lance today, there must be my reasons."