Chapter 51

• Meanwhile, inside the restaurant, the meeting was still in progress. The room was sleek and refined, a long table scattered with paperwork, open laptops, and glasses of water. Josh had deliberately chosen to hold the discussion outside the office—he had a gut feeling that if he brought Viona into a corporate meeting room, she would be all too eager to push boundaries he had no intention of letting her cross.
• He wasn’t in the mood to play games with a woman like Viona. The only reason she was even at the table was her name—her popularity carried enough weight to boost the launch of MAC Group’s new brand.
• “If the shooting angle were made more dramatic, I think it would be more captivating,” Viona leaned in slightly, her voice soft, almost coy. Her eyes never strayed from Josh.