Dear Ex-wife, Marry Me novel Chapter 846

The EcoTraverse Group's latest move to seek collaboration with a Windhelm company had stirred up a whole can of worms.

After all, the big cheese of the EcoTraverse Group had always been one to keep his nose in the air, typically only keeping alliances with Windhelm companies for a fleeting six months. But in this agreement, he's surprisingly willing to pass up all future collaboration opportunities for the EcoTraverse Group to the Raymond Corporation.

If Ian pulled this off, the profits he'd rake in for the Raymond Corporation would be a far cry from the company's initial investment.

But pulling it off would mean he'd have to pay through the nose.

The stakes were sky-high for the EcoTraverse Group this time. If Ian can score a 5% stake in the EcoTraverse Group, he'd hit the jackpot. It's like betting the company's farm, he must be out of his gourd.

And Ian, agreeing to this deal, didn't seem to be playing with a full deck either.

It's as if two high-flying investors were duking it out, and the outcome will have a ripple effect on the economies of the two countries.

So when Maureen found out that Ian agreed to sign the deal, she thought he'd lost his marbles.

Even if he's in hot water with the company's bigwigs, there's no need to go in whole hog on such a big gamble!

Who knew what kind of game the EcoTraverse Group was playing?

She immediately went to have a chinwag with Ian, but when she entered his office, he was nowhere in sight.

It turned out Ian had jetted off abroad at noon to sign the deal in person at the invitation of the EcoTraverse Group's honcho.

Maureen went as white as a ghost. She tried to give Ian a bell, but he wasn't picking up.

As she left the office, she bumped into Dennis.

Dennis seemed to be on cloud nine at the moment.

"Maureen, I heard Ian hopped on a plane to sign the deal?"

Dennis had been badgering Maureen for her shares, concocting all sorts of excuses.

For Maureen, the terms Dennis was offering were tempting.

By then, he'll do whatever it took to snatch up all the shares from Ian.

Maureen fell silent, watching Dennis approach.

"By the way, have you made up your mind? I'm offering you a golden opportunity. Are you still not willing to sell me your shares?"

Maureen looked a bit under the weather, pausing before she spoke.

"Dennis, give me a few more days."

In reality, Ian's relationship with Maja had taken the wind out of Maureen's sails. Anyone could see that Maja was far from being wife material for him, not to mention all the trouble she's stirred up. Any other woman would be a better match for Ian than her.

What was really eating at Maureen was the situation with Connie. Connie was someone she watched grow up, and it was all because of Maja that the Raymond family was in such a pickle.

Sometimes, she thought, maybe Ian needed to fall flat on his face to see the light finally?

He's got a knack for business, so even if he stumbled this time, he'd bounce back eventually. It's just that the cost might be steep.