Shadows of Destiny: A Tale of Liberation

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Chapter 117

Stefan didn’t take Renee’s warning seriously. He figured that the most she could do was make him

jealous by being with other men.

The next day.

Stefan arrived at Golden Tea House according to plan. He had a business meeting with Jeremy

Sunder, the chairman of Sunder Group.

Sunder Group was one of the four major distributors of electronic products in the country. South Group,

which used to have a close business relationship with H Group, was on the same level as Sunder

Group. However, now that South Group had been pried away by Renee, Stefan had to quickly find a

new partner so that H Group’s electronic products wouldn’t experience a drop in sales.

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Jeremy had been waiting for a long time in the VIP room of the tea house. As soon as he saw Stefan,

he stood up and shook Stefan’s hand with a smile on his face. “Stefan, it’s been a long time. Do you

finally have time to sit down for a cup of tea with your uncle?”

“I’d be delighted, Jeremy.” Stefan had an undeniable aura of authority and aloofness. After shaking

Jeremy’s hand, he sat down.

“Stefan, try this oolong tea from the west. It’s very fragrant; I’m sure you’ll like it.” Jeremy poured a cup

of tea for Stefan. He was obviously trying to play the good host.

Although Jeremy had a greater negotiating power from a business point of view, H Group was far more

established. Stefan was at least twenty years younger than Jeremy, but his authoritative manner put

him in a superior position. Most importantly, electronic products manufactured by H Group were top-

notch. They had an enormous customer base that was loyal to the brand. Anyone who became their

distributor would have direct access to the largest market of electronic products in Aeos.

South Group had reaped all the benefits over the past few years. Now, it was finally Sunder Group’s

turn. Naturally, Jeremy didn’t want there to be any mishaps.

“I didn’t expect Jerome to end their partnership with H Group. He said he wanted to work with another

company that’s barely known in the industry. Such a stupid move…” Jeremy sighed, sipping his cup of

tea.

“Well, it’s his loss, and Sunder Group’s gain. I’m looking forward to our partnership,” he added chirpily.

“Likewise.” Stefan nodded indifferently, seeming a little distracted.

Although Jeremy was old, he was still as cunning as ever. He secretly observed Stefan for a while, then

coughed softly. “Since you and I have made up our minds, why don’t we sign the contract today? For

the next three years, H Group will distribute 80 percent of their electronic products to Sunder Group. In

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return… Apart from the basic purchase price, Sunder Group will also distribute 10% of our profits to H

Group every quarter. What do you think?”

Jeremy was being nice, but Stefan still showed no expression. To be honest, he was still hesitant about

working with Sunder Group.

It wasn’t because he had any particular dislike of Sunder Group, but his grandfather had, for some

reason, forbidden the Hunt family from having any sort of relationship with the Sunder family. Hence,

even if Sunder Group had given a much better offer four years ago, H Group had still chosen to work

with South Group.

Jeremy began to feel a little anxious when Stefan still didn’t respond. “What’s the matter, Stefan? Do

you have something else on your mind?”

Stefan looked at Jeremy with a piercing gaze. “Jeremy, to tell you the truth, Grandpa forbade H Group

from cooperating with Sunder Group. Naturally, I’m curious, so I’d like to know… What exactly

happened between the two of you?”

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