Billionaire’s Unseen Love (Bella and Alex)

Chapter 44

44 Strategic Maneuvers

Emma led a critical discussion about potential projects in the strategic planning room. Inga proposed

the Desmond Estate, but Tamma swiftly countered with an alternative, a prime location near the new

train station.

“This site’s proximity to downtown makes it a far more lucrative prospect,” Emma explained, her

proposal detailed and compelling

Inga, skeptical, questioned the feasibility. “We’ve considered this before. It’s not as straightforward as

you suggest,”

Emma, undeterred, pressed on. “Previously, we stepped back to avoid conflict with Alex’s interests. It’s

time to revisit this. We have the capital to outmatch any competitor.”

The audacity of her plan silenced the room. The idea of overtaking a project already set for another

company was bold, possibly even aggressive.

Wayne, weighing in, expressed his concern about the perception of such a move. “This could be seen

as underhanded, snatching a project at this stage.”

Emma’s response was pragmatic. “A delayed project reflects poorly on its current holders. Why should

incompetence be rewarded?”

Her logic resonated. The ethics of business sometimes bowed to the necessity of profit. Wayne,

observing Emma’s newfound assertiveness, nodded in approval.

“We should have claimed this project from the start. It’s time we take it back,” Wayne agreed, his

decision resonating with the majority.

Inga, alone in her dissent, voiced her concern. “Is it worth the potential backlash?”

Emma met Inga’s gaze squarely. “If your objections are personal rather than professional, say so. This

is about profit, not past grievances. We can’t let a vendetta undermine a profitable opportunity.‘

Her reasoning left Inga without a comeback. The room shifted in favor of Emma’s proposal.

Emma’s strategic victory signified her growing influence and ability to navigate the complex dynamics

of corporate power plays. Her decision to reclaim the project, once set aside due to Alex’s interests, Copyright Nôv/el/Dra/ma.Org.

marked a significant shift in her approach to business and personal relationships