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I saw the moment his eyes widened with shock. I allowed my lips to spread into air, not caring that I probably looked like a cynical woman.
Arthur let out an awkward chuckle and relaxed further into his seat.
“You don’t mean that.” He muttered, tongue clicking. I rolled my eyes, leaning closer.
“Then you must be even stupider than I thought.” I dragged the words as I told them to him. “Because right now… I’ll do much more than you think I can’t do.”
The smile slowly disappeared from his face.
I leaned back in my chair and pushed the file towards him.
With a smile on my face, I said, “Alright… nod that we are we done with all that… I’d actually like to discuss why you’re here.”
His eyes dropped to the file, and then he let out a sigh, opening it.
“My finance team said your
