For the first time since arriving in Tokyo, Elisia wasn’t thinking about strategy, negotiations, or Liam Snowdon’s impossible expectations.
The deal was sealed. The pressure was off. And now, for once, they weren’t business partners trapped in a high-stakes corporate war.
They were just two people, walking through the streets of Tokyo.
The city was alive—bright neon signs reflected off the wet pavement, crowds moved effortlessly through the chaos, the scent of grilled street food lingering in the cool evening air.
Elisia exhaled, running a hand through her hair. “I can’t believe it’s actually over.”
Liam smirked beside her. “What? You thought Nishida would drag it out for weeks?”
“I wouldn’t put it past them,” she admitted. “But honestly, I was so focused on making sure I didn’t scre
