Revenge Of The Jilted Bride (Ophelia)

The meeting room instantly went quiet, and everyone was waiting to hear the solutions from Ophelia.

Anyway, they weren't losing out. They heard they could get breach fees if they came here, so they were pleased to do so.

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With Kenneth not around, someone had to step up and resolve it. They didn't care who it was as long as the problem could be solved.

Ophelia said, "The first option, Sinclair Group will pay the full breach fee...

When Ophelia said this, Mark was taken aback.

Mark thought, 'Mrs. Sinclair, do you have any idea how large that amount is? If we set this precedent, it could get complicated.

Mark swallowed and wanted to stop Ophelia, but she continued, "But from now on, all your companies' transportation collaboration with Sinclair Group will be officially terminated."

Upon hearing the first part, everyone was pleasantly surprised. They didn't expect Ophelia to be a pushover.

But as soon as they heard the rest, everyone's face immediately darkened. They couldn't afford that.

For a moment, they all turned to look at Zayn. "What's the second plan, then?" someone asked.

Then everyone turned to look at Ophelia again.

They thought, 'Right, there's a second plan.

Ophelia sat straight on the chair and rested her arms on the armrests.

Then she calmly said, "Just wait."

Once the government investigations were complete, the goods would be returned, and then there wouldn't be any contract breach issue.

"What..." Everyone's expression changed.

They said, "Are you solving the problem? You're clearly just evading responsibility!"

"Exactly!"

The three main transport routes by land, sea, and air were under the control of Sinclair Group, so the first plan was-simply unrealistic. They didn't get any real solution at all.

Ophelia said, "I've provided you with the plans. Choosing which one is up to you."

They turned to look at Zayn again.

Zayn gritted his teeth and put on a fake smile.

He thought, "There's no certainty that Sinclair Group will still be able to control so many transport lines afterward. I have nothing to worry about.

His eyes turned cold, but his smile became brighter.

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Zayn said, "I'll choose the first one, of course. After all, our Huxley Group is short on funds, and with such a large shipment lost, I need to cover the deficit first. As for future transportation. He tutted, looking pitiful, but there was no emotion in his eyes at all.

Seeing Zayn agree, everyone else quickly exchanged glances. They pondered for a moment, and then all agreed to the first solution as well.

They just wanted to take advantage of this messy situation.

Ophelia chuckled, and her eyes gradually turned sharp. She stared at Zayn for a moment, and then nodded slightly.

She thought, 'Who's backing him up and giving him such confidence? Or is he really so sure he can take down Sinclair Group?

Beside Ophelia, Mark swallowed. His forehead was already covered with cold sweat.

He thought, 'If Mrs. Sinclair actually handles this in this way, it'll be difficult to convince the shareholders. She's not Mr. Sinclair. Those old brats won't go easy on her. What should we do?' Ophelia noticed Mark's concern, but there was no other option.

Ophelia thought, 'It's likely the Huxley family has already made contact with government officials, or else Sinclair Group's harbors wouldn't have been sealed off so easily. Maybe they're just checking to see if Kenneth will return. 'If I don't solve this matter, those executives will only keep insisting on seeing Kenneth. As long as they confirm that Kenneth isn't around, Sinclair Group will be like a dying whale, getting torn apart by smaller fish from all sides.' "Mark, go prepare the contracts," Ophelia said with a slight smirk She glanced around at the people in the room. Her face remained as calm and composed as always, showing no unnecessary emotion.

Her confidence made Zayn a bit uneasy, and his expression became somewhat awkward.Text © 2024 NôvelDrama.Org.

"Yes, Ms. Spencer," Mark responded agreeably.

Half an hour later, the contracts were ready.

Mark tried to remain calm and distributed the contracts.

Just as the contracts were placed on the table, the meeting room doors were pushed open from both sides.

Hardy, who had been injured earlier, barged into the meeting room with other executives and shareholders.

Hardy was sitting in a wheelchair, looking pale. The other gray-haired shareholders and executives all looked furious as they glared at the girl making bold decisions in the main seat. They said, "Ms. Spencer, who gave you permission to do this?"

"Yeah, what do you mean by this? What right do you have to act like this?"

The penalty fee is such a large sum. Did you discuss it with anyone? Does Mr. Sinclair really allow you to behave recklessly like this? We need to speak to Mr. Sinclair." "Yes, we need to talk to Mr. Sinclair!"

Ophelia gritted her teeth. She thought, 'Damn it. I got set up. I didn't expect Hardy that bastard to get out of the hospital. I should've let Ray hurt him more seriously yesterday

Zayn, who was previously unsure about signing the contract, now seemed keen to see how things played out. He just lounged lazily in his chair.

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Those executives continued, "Do you know how much impact the subsequent termination will have on the company?"

"A penalty of this size, who did you discuss it with? Do you think it's imposing to do so, young girl? This is just thoughtless!"

"Guys, stop it. Let me say something," Hardy said weakly from his wheelchair. "I think we need someone who can take charge and control the current situation."

Ophelia thought, 'That's it. So soon.

Ophelia calmly watched them.

She thought, 'Well, that's good. The more chaotic it becomes, the more confident these old brats will be. They'll think they have the upper hand, and it'll be easier for me to uproot them afterward.

Someone said, "Yes, I agree with Mr. Joule. We can't let this woman destroy Sinclair Group!"

"We need to protect Sinclair Group until Mr. Sinclair returns."

Ophelia thought, 'What high-sounding words.""

Before Ophelia could say a word, Francis Evan, the vice general manager, who had some influence, declared loudly as if delivering a verdict.

He said, "Due to Ms. Spencer's actions today, which have caused significant financial losses to Sinclair Group, we, on behalf of the senior shareholders of Sinclair Group, have decided to remove Ms. Spencer from all her acting positions and demand that Ms. Sinclair compensates for the losses..."

The others said, "Agree."

"Agree."

"Wait a minute," a strong voice sounded at the meeting room doorway.