Impulsive Vow to an Enigmatic Husband novel Chapter 451

Marcus couldn't read Cornelia's mind due to his position, so he texted her as Jeremy from his personal phone:

[How's work treating you today, Cornelia?]

After sending the message, he felt like he was throwing stones into the sea - no response. Marcus waited for a while, but Cornelia didn't reply.

Cornelia usually didn't carry her personal phone during work hours, so she had no idea she received a message from Jeremy.

Robert needed to get to the airport asap. The signing couldn't be delayed any longer.

After hanging in his office for a while, Marcus didn't come out. Cornelia had no choice but to knock on his door again, "President Hartley, you..."

Before she could finish, Marcus was already walking towards her, "Let's go."

He walked out of the office, striding towards the elevator. Cornelia followed closely, stepping into the CEO's private elevator with him.

Once the elevator door closed, Marcus said out of the blue, "Cornelia, do you know how exceptional you are?"

Cornelia was taken aback, looking up at her boss. His deep and sexy voice echoed, "You're the most exceptional woman I've ever known."

She had worked by Marcus's side for a year, and he never held back his compliments when she did a good job. But this was the first time she heard such high praise from him.

Signing was the final step before the collaboration. Even if both parties had agreed on everything, this step couldn't be taken lightly.

Before signing the contract, the legal teams of both sides would review the content again. They need to ensure there were no loopholes, and then the heads of both parties would sign and seal it.

After signing the contract, Robert of Skyline Co. was thrilled, "President Hartley, thank you for your trust in Skyline Co. and giving us a chance to collaborate."

When choosing a partner, Marcus never let personal feelings get in the way. He valued competence and integrity more. He said, "It's not us giving you the chance, but your Company standing out among many competitors."

Although Marcus was opposed by many for choosing to work with Skyline Co. over other long-term partners of the Hartley Group, he still insisted on collaborating with them.