Captivation: Want Nothing But You
Chapter 1622

She wouldn’t accept it.

She would never marry him.

Hence, a set of boundaries should be established concerning their cooperation.

It should only be for business, and their collaboration would be abolished once it had served its purpose.

After parking the car in the underground parking lot of Sullivan

Group, Rachel got on the elevator and went to the floor of Odin’s office.

Odin was in his office.

She had checked his schedule before coming over.

He had canceled all his meetings and public engagements for the day.

She knocked on the door.

As expected, she heard Odin’s voice.

“Come in.”

Rachel shoved the door open and walked in.

Odin didn’t look surprised upon seeing her.

His eyes narrowed at her.

“Didn’t you say you needed to take a few days off? Looks like the vacation’s over.”

“Well, since you work so hard, I can’t slack off.” Rachel placed the folder she was carrying on the desk.

“I came here for two things.”

Odin raised an eyebrow but didn’t reply, letting her continue.

“First, I’m here to fulfil my promise of helping you secure your position.” Rachel tapped on the business proposal she had placed before him.

“This document contains the background information of all the senior members of Sullivan Group.

It also includes the shares owned by the board of directors and their weaknesses.”

Having this information would guarantee Odin’s strong foothold in the company.

He could have gathered the information himself, but it was impossible to achieve in a short time.

On the other hand, Shelia had access to the Red Hackers database, so collecting all this information was merely a piece of cake for her.

What was left for him to do was convince the public of his capabilities as a leader and gain their trust.

“Second, about your marriage proposal yesterday—”

“That one can wait.” Odin’s eyes narrowed as he looked at her.

He knew Shelia was competence, but he was still impressed and felt she was a rare treasure.

Odin interrupted her when she mentioned the marriage.

“I gave you three days to think about it.

You still have two days left.”

Rachel’s expression hardened.

Odin picked up the folder and shoved it into the drawer before standing up.

“I need you to come with me.”