CHRISTIAN
The room was filled with the usual executives sitting around the long glass table, their eyes fixed on the presentation in front of them. Graphs, numbers, projections—things I usually find interesting, but today, I barely listened.
Liam sat beside me, flipping through reports as he spoke.
“…with the acquisition of Divostok’s shares, our expansion into Eastern Europe has already shown a fifteen percent increase in market valuation,” he explained. “And if we move forward with the investment proposal from the Russian sector, we could see a twenty-five percent growth by the next fiscal quarter.”
I leaned back in my chair, adjusting the cuff of my sleeve. “And what’s the risk?”
Liam sighed. “You already know the risk. Their government policies are unstable. It could go either wa
