The executives watched their noses and focused inwardly, silently pretending to be nonexistent, but suddenly, they sensed a change in the atmosphere around them, as if their living space had been suddenly squeezed like a balloon, making the air tense.
Instantly, their bodies stiffened, their expressions heavy, as if facing a formidable enemy.
Ava Sterling didn’t feel any change in Poe Vaughn’s aura, she smiled and said, "Only you could co up with such a solution. If it were , I wouldn’t have thought of it, and couldn’t have done it."
"But your solution is especially good, I really like it."
"Don’t worry, when I get to the hotel, I’ll definitely play my part well, completely rid myself of Lillian Donovan, and won’t let her trouble again."
If she doesn’t trouble her, naturally, she won’t affect him either.
Moreover...
Suddenly, Ava thought of sothing—she needed to act, and wasn’t it just the ti to act?
Yes, this is the mont to truly showcase her talent.
Instantly, Ava was filled with confidence, absolutely sure.
She believed she could perform well in this scene and definitely wouldn’t let Poe Vaughn down.
Poe Vaughn listened to the words coming through the phone, his confidence and brilliance undeniable, his fingers unconsciously clenched, and at that mont, he softly said, "Ava Sterling."
"Hmm?"
He suddenly called her na, why did it feel so serious?
Ava’s heart instinctively tightened.
"What’s up?"
The way he seriously called her full na, she had an overwhelming feeling of facing a formidable enemy.
Her anxious words ca, clearly uneasy, he parted his lips, his voice even lower, sounding cool and distant: "We can change the way."
"Change?"
"Change the way? What do you an?"
Ava was instantly bewildered.
At this point, can that really be changed?
"Yes."
His low voice ca, very different in tone, unlike his usual self, sounding like a different person.
Ava heard it, but to her, it felt bizarre.
She felt this person wasn’t the kind to change his mind on a whim, he was always set in his ways, never changing.
What’s happening now?
Moreover, he didn’t seem to be joking, Ava frowned, oddly asking, "Change what way?"
"I haven’t figured it out yet."
"..."
Ava’s face instantly darkened.
She felt there was sothing wrong with this person, sothing seriously wrong.
With the arrow already drawn on the bow, he’s thinking of not shooting, what else could be wrong?
Ava couldn’t care about that much, everything was prepared now, only she needed to go.
She didn’t want to change.
"No change! No swap!"
"This thod, I feel is really good."
"You’re busy now, right? Just leave it at that, I won’t keep talking, you’re busy, if there’s anything on my side, I’ll communicate directly with Quentin Quinn."
After speaking, Ava Sterling hung up the phone decisively.
Ava Sterling wasn’t the indecisive type, once decided, she was determined to act, with no room for hesitation or retreat.
Tossing the phone aside, Ava directly said to Quentin Quinn, "Is my mom at The Creston Hotel now?"
Quentin Quinn heard Ava Sterling and Poe Vaughn’s call just now, he roughly understood President Vaughn’s aning, so he was contemplating whether to call President Vaughn to inquire.
But at this mont, Ava’s voice ca, Quentin paused slightly, then raised his wrist to look at his watch, replying, "She should have just landed from the plane not long ago."
Ava understood then, surely Lillian Donovan was angry after Ava hung up on her and turned off the phone, then directly booked a flight to Aurelia.
After all, this kind of impulsive behavior wasn’t rare for Lillian Donovan.
She wasn’t surprised at all.
And Quentin knew Lillian Donovan ca to Aurelia, must have been because Poe Vaughn had soone keeping track of Lillian Donovan’s movents.
Poe Vaughn intended to do sothing, so naturally, he was incredibly efficient.
That person, definitely wasn’t the type to just talk without action.
Yet, she felt he must’ve suddenly had a wrong thought, to change his mind at the last minute.
Forget him, the important thing now was to stay focused.
Thus, Ava said, "Alright, I’ll head over to the hotel first."
"Now, shouldn’t you guys tie up first?"
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