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    “You’re not interested in negotiating with Trenton?” Benjamin inquired, puzzled. “What about the project then?”


    Eileen exined, “It’s important to meet and be acquainted with the leader of the Deleon Group. However, any dy in the project would be costly.”


    Eileen lifted her eyebrows and replied, “You’ll understand once we get to the party.”


    After a pause, Eileen added, “Get an electronic copy of the Flukord project’s detailed n and have the contract ready for me. You handle the smaller projects; I’ll manage this one.” Within minutes, Benjamin had someone deliver what Eileen requested.


    Eileen powered up herputer and called Han. Despite the years that had passed, Han’s phone number remained the same. Although Han and Eileen had not spoken in a long while, Han’s voice was warm and weing on the phone.


    “Eileen?” Han’s voice rang out, sounding happy and surprised.


    “Mr. rkson, it’s been a while,” Eileen responded, quickly moving to business after brief pleasantries. “You’ve been involved in jewelry, and I’m interested in discussing a potential coboration with you.”


    At this, Han sighed and replied, “You only seem to call for business reasons. Aaron has thought about calling you several times but worried you’d be too busy. He always hoped you’d reach out first. But you…”


    When Aaron was brought up, Eileen felt a twinge of guilt. “Is he about to take his college entrance exams?”


    “He has already finished his exams. He has started,” Han replied.


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    Eileen suggested, “How about I invite him to dinner sometime soon?”


    “That sounds good. As for the coboration you mentioned, I’m in as long as we won’t lose money,” Han said without hesitation. Sess in business required not only intellect but also strong connections.


    The Deleon Group was a formidable force, its aggressive stance not to be underestimated. Eileen’s main weapon against them was her extensivework of connections.


    After her call with Han, Eileen researched Trenton’s recent business ventures online. Three years ago, Trenton had partnered with the Meyer Group, a move that had significantly boosted his influence and made him a suitable coborator for the Ferguson Group.


    Eileen pulled out her phone and dialed Phoebe. “Ask your Jacob to do me a favor. There’s a man named Trenton Quimby working with the Meyer Group. I need the Meyer Group to stop working with him.”


    “What?” Phoebe was shocked by the abrupt request. “What’s going on? What happened this time?”


    Eileen briefly exined the situation and then added, “After Jacob removes the Quimby family from the coboration, I’ll rmend someone to fill the vacancy. From this point forward, avoid any coboration with Trenton.”


    “Okay, I’ll tell Jacob that.” Phoebe, not well-versed in business matters and unclear about the specifics of the project, supported Eileen without question.


    After ending the call, Phoebe immediately contacted Jacob.


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