Vol.14
Soon, it was the end of March.
After spring began, Claire was so busy she barely had time to breathe.
After returning home 5 years ago, she had used the money Evelyn gave her to start a medtech finance advisory firm.
The company had been especially difficult in its early stage. Counting Claire and Noah, there were only five people in the entire firm. With too few people and too much work, each person had to do the work of three.
On top of that, Theo's medical expenses were high every year. Claire had no choice but to push herself hard and fight for every deal she could possibly sign.
The project she had been working on since the end of last year had finally reached the signing stage this week.
The client was a long-standing local medical device manufacturer in Northwick. The
