Chapter 243
After his deration, Mayor Arlen, apanied by a group of followers, briskly stepped inside,
heading straight for the podium. There was no need for a host; his style was decisive and swift.
Renata stood there awkwardly, ncing at Jan.
But Jan had no time for her emotions. He took my hand and followed in the Mayor''s footsteps to the
front of the stage.
The celebration party tonight was swarmed with media from all walks of life. After all, this wasn''t just a
celebration for Medsafe Liyah Inc. but also a thank-you reception for the city''s recent investment
project.
Naturally, all the major radio and television stations were present.
Mayor Arlen ascended the stage and got straight to the point, reporting on the results of the investment
conference to the media and public below. His speech was brief and concise, presenting only
sessful data, without a shred of superfluous talk.
You had to give it to him; Mayor Arlen was a man of action.
Then, he invited the representative of the foreign guests to share their impressions of Goldenvale Town
and their investment ns and objectives for cooperation.
This representative was none other than the Regional CEO of the Wilson Group, who had just signed a
cooperation contract with Medsafe Liyah Inc.
He was a hulking, suave andpetent man, his speech making everyone''s eyes gleam. He
mentioned his strong belief in Goldenvale Town’s investment environment and his desire to build a
medical transit station here for all of country, and even the world, providing timely treatment for patients
worldwide.
So, his primary purpose foring to Goldenvale Town, was to invest in healthcare. He stated that this
was the Wilson Group''s direction for development in theing years.
His speech inspired many, not just those in the medical industry, but also those in rted sectors,
revealing potential business opportunities.
Attracting a famous consortium like the Wilson Group was undoubtedly a pioneering move for
Goldenvale Town, naturally leading to a chain reaction.
I couldn''t help but be shocked. No wonder Ronan was here; his public identity was that of a major
boss, and he wouldn''t miss an opportunity like this.
I couldn''t help but nce at him. He was attentively listening to the speech of the Regional CEO of the
Wilson Group. Noticing my gaze, he turned to look at me. Our eyes met, and I felt a sense of mystery
about him. He was so unpredictable!
Honestly, what made him a stranger to me wasn''t just his face, but the experiences he''d had during our
years apart. His disappearance over those years was extremely intriguing to me.
He subtly raised an eyebrow at me, prompting me to quickly avert my eyes. After all, in this setting, I
was supposed to not know him.
Jan, sitting next to me, was also intently listening to the speech, although his focus was different
from mine. He leaned in closer and whispered in my ear, "Dear, did you hear that? We''re on board this
ship now. We''re set for life. Admit it, your husband has an eye for opportunities!"
His words were so outrageous that I wanted to p him. Couldn''t he show some decency? His ''eye for
opportunities''? How shameless could he be?
I nced at him, smiled faintly, and said, "Then make sure to seize this opportunity. It''s easy to get on a
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big ship, but surviving the storms is the real challenge."
He wrapped his arm around my waist, confidently saying, "Don''t worry! I won''t miss any opportunity!"
I didn''t catch what he meant by ''any opportunity''. But the hand he ced on my waist made me stiffen
instinctively. I was at a point where I found his touch extremely repulsive. Every time he touched me,
those nauseating images would resurface, making me incredibly ufortable.
Not to mention, he was infected with a loathsome disease, making me avoid him at all costs.
Meanwhile, I noticed another gaze fixed on me. Instinctively, I scanned the crowd around me...