Wren nodded seriously. "Your uncle's right."
Then she thanked her for speaking up in the meeting earlier.
Lynn immediately lifted her chin arrogantly. "Who said I was helping you? I was just stating facts."
Wren dragged out a long, teasing, "Ohhh..."
Lynn glared at her, then lifted her wrist and tapped the watch on it.
"A verbal thank-you is worthless. You owe me dinner. It's almost quitting time anyway. We're going now."
*****
After hanging up, Jasper stood on the balcony for a while longer, finishing the remaining half of his cigarette. There were actually a lot of things he wanted to ask Wren.
For example, Adrian absolutely should've known Winslow was investing in Apex Tech. So why hadn't he warned her sooner? And today, after Wren suffered such public humiliation, where the hel
