“Alright, no problem,” Andrew said without hesitation. “The bidding conference for the industrial park in J. City is in three days. I’ll prepare everything ahead of time.”
I let out a quiet breath. “Good.”
“It’s an honor to serve you, Emperor,” he replied before ending the call.
I lowered my phone slowly, my thoughts calm.
To others, this project was a battlefield.
To me… it was already decided.
I stepped out of the bathroom and saw Evelyn still sitting at her desk. The soft blue light from her laptop fell across her face, showing the tiredness she tried to hide.
I walked over, frowning slightly. “Why are you still working? It’s late. You should rest.”
She sighed and leaned back in her chair. “I want to… but I just became president of N&E Group. There’s too much to do. What if I fa
