Marrying A Secret Zillionaire Happy Ever After novel Chapter 740

Chapter 740 I’m Interested In Partnering With…

Dustin couldn’t give Dolores an answer he was just as confused.

But out of everyone, the one who struggled the most to accept the situation was Haven. She stood off to the side, frozen in place.

Her smile faltered. She looked at Collin, puzzled, “Collin, what did you just say? Do you know this young lady?”

A strange unease crept into her chest. She couldn’t shake it off. “What could you possibly have to discuss with her?” she pressed, her voice sharp with tension.

Linsey felt a chill run down her spine.

She had no desire to interfere in Collin’s life. It didn’t matter to her who he was dating now–she wanted no

part of it.

But this twist had completely caught her off guard.

She wished Haven hadn’t noticed her at all.

After what felt like an eternity, Collin finally spoke, calm and deliberate. Instead of answering her questions, he addressed Linsey. “I’m interested in partnering with Davidson Group. Since you’re connected to Ms. Davidson, the CEO, I assume you’re involved with the company. This is a good chance to talk business. You can also consult with Ms. Davidson as needed.”

He turned to Dolores with a warm smile and a courteous tone. “What do you think, Ms. Davidson?”

Dolores blinked, surprised. “Are you serious?”

She hadn’t expected Collin to propose a business deal.

Though she disliked him for what he had done to Linsey, she couldn’t ignore the name CR Corporation.

The firm wasn’t just a giant in Grester–it had power across the whole country.

Joining hands with CR Corporation would definitely benefit Davidson Group a lot.

For a second, she was tempted.

“Do you think I’ll agree just because you brought it up?” Dolores snapped.

In her eyes, Collin was the enemy. She wouldn’t betray Linsey by working with him.

Not a chance.

“Dolores!” Dustin jumped in, trying to stop her. This was a golden opportunity–one she couldn’t afford to

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