Serenity and Zachary York



Back in Jensburg, Liberty sneezed.

Her car stopped at the entrance of Fortress Hotel.

She took a piece of tissue and rubbed her nose with it. After getting out of the car, she threw the tissue into the trash can by the hotel entrance.

She then entered the hotel with her secretary and a few senior managers. They were there to discuss a business deal with a client. "Ms. Hunt."

The employees of Fortress Hotel greeted her respectfully when they saw her.

Fortress Hotel belonged to York Corporation, and although Liberty had not assimilated fully into Jensburg's business world, she was Serenity's sister. The hotel staff treated her with respect because they were well aware of that fact.

Even Kevin had to be respectful toward her, let alone the employees.

Liberty returned a smile to those who greeted her while continuing her strides. She led her employees further into the hotel.

She and Mr. Burke had agreed to meet at Fortress Hotel. However, he had yet to arrive. He had called her and said he would only come in about ten minutes.

Since Liberty initiated the collaboration, she had no choice but to wait.

After sitting for a while in the private room she booked, she received a message from Mr. Burke announcing his arrival. She immediately brought her employees downstairs to welcome him.

A few minutes later, Liberty escorted Mr. Burke into the hotel.

After spending an hour or so convincing him, she finally earned his trust. He signed a contract with her on the spot.

Liberty finally felt relieved. She had managed to secure a huge deal that guaranteed at least three months of work once their operations started again next year.

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they would not get any deals, as

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could not work and would have a lesser income.

It was more troublesome for the boss nheless. Liberty still had to pay for the factory's rent, her employees salaries, and various other expenses. Not only would there be no profit, but she would need to invest more money to ensure the company continued operating.

Liberty followed Mr. Burke to the hotel entrance. After shaking hands, he said, "I'll take my leave. I look forward to our collaboration."

"I'm looking forward to working with you too. Goodbye, Mr. Burke."

Mr. Burke waved his hand to bid Liberty goodbye before entering his car. She watched his car leave.

When his car was out of sight, she told her secretary to get their ride.

Fortress Hotel was a five-star hotel in Jensburg with many guests who came and went every day.

Naturally, Liberty did not notice it when two cars suddenly accelerated toward the hotel.

Liberty and her employees

instinctively stepped backward.

Although they managed to avoid the

first car, the second car was right behind and charged toward them.

"Look out, Ms. Hunt!"

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Jim and the bodyguards quickly pushed Liberty back.

As they accidentally used too much force, Liberty fell to the ground.

"Ms. Hunt."

A senior manager reacted quickly and went to help her up.

Security personnel of the hotel immediately surrounded them.

They scolded the drivers of those two cars for speeding despite approaching the entrance.