Love On Ice: Don’t Leave Me, My Charming Liar

Chapter 448: Frozen with fear, none of the four dared to respond. Reviewing the latest sales figures, which showed a decline, Callie's frown deepened. "Really? Well, invite them to a meeting. I shall handle this personally." Meanwhile, at Rebirth Studio... "Can you believe this? Grandeagle Group has reached out-directly from their CEO!" Marc was visibly astounded as he held the invitation. Their studio had been on an incredible run recently, with success after success. Their growing fame wasn't just a fluke, as evidenced by the steady stream of new partnerships.

Nyla was even in the process of formalizing their venture into a fully-fledged company. Pondering the invitation, Alisha mused, "They've requested a meeting, so let's not keep them waiting." Alex, curious, chimed in, "What's the strategy, according to Nyla?" "She instructed us to keep it cool and reveal nothing," Alisha answered simply. "Got it. They won't get a peep from us," Alex reassured, flashing a confident okay sign. As the day of the meeting dawned, anticipation was high. Accompanied by a lawyer, Callie arrived at the studio, while Alisha brought only Alex with her.

"You're the leader of Rebirth Studio, correct? It's a pleasure to meet you," Callie greeted proactively. Caught off guard but composed, Alisha responded, "Hello, Miss Higgins. To what do we owe the pleasure of your visit?" Callie's warm smile made her seem even more friendly, adding to her approachable demeanor. Discover tales at g Ɐ ln σν s, com "Let's skip the formalities. I'm here to propose a business deal.

I'm prepared to pay six times what you currently earn if your whole team joins forces with Grandeagle Group." Her expression was one of assured confidence as she continued, "You'd keep your studio, but you'd be enhancing Grandeagle's portfolio. I'm aware of your international ties and local collaborations. We'll offer double whatever your current partners are paying." The proposal visibly stunned Alisha. Had Nyla not been in the picture, Alisha might have been tempted by such an offer. The promise of increasing their salary sixfold and doubling collaboration fees was enticing.

"We prefer to remain independent, thank you," Alisha said, smiling as she rejected her directly. Callie did not expect to be rejected. She had offered those conditions reluctantly. Who would have thought that the person in charge would reject her without much consideration? "Then perhaps we could explore some form of partnership?" she gracefully suggested, trying a different approach. . . .