CHAPTER 352

Linda’s heart pounded in her chest as she hurried around the reception hall, trying to fix the disaster.

She and her team worked frantically, adjusting the crooked ribbons, replacing the wilted flowers, and trying to clean up the mess.

The pressure was overwhelming. Fifteen million dollars on the line? How could she possibly make this right in time?

Her hands trembled as she tied another ribbon, but it still didn’t look quite right. Her crew was equally stressed, rushing around and making quick fixes, but it felt like nothing they did was good enough.

As Linda knelt down to pick up a broken mirror, she heard footsteps approaching.

Before she could even stand up, a well-dressed servant tapped her gently on the shoulder. She jumped, startled, and turned around.

“Hello, madam.” The servant said politely, his voice was calm.

Linda blinked, still trying to catch her breath. “Hello, sir,” she replied, with a shaky voice.

The servant straightened up. “Are you Mrs. Linda Baines?”

“Yes.” sh