Maxine spoke feebly, “I-I’m alright… I have to go to headquarters and organize a meeting to announce the Cadens’ pullout from Orient Commerce, as well as the participation of James’ New Era Commerce.”

“In the state you’re in?” Bennett furrowed his eyebrows.

“J-Just send a few people along…”

“I think I should take you there personally,” Bennett said.

How would he be at ease letting Maxine go by herself with the condition she was in?

Before Maxine headed to headquarters, James had already met up with Quincy.

Quincy was dressed in red business attire and a pair of red high heels. Even her flowy hair was dyed red. She seemed to like the color.

“James,” she greeted him sweetly as she got in the car.

“To the Sullivans,” James ordered the driver.

Then, he looked at Quincy and asked, “What’s the situation with New Era Commerce?”

“Not bad,” Quincy said. “Ever since we took over the Lees’ businesses, New Era has grown by leaps and bounds. Over the period of time when you were