Summary of Chapter 1112 – A turning point in Never Mistake a Queen for a Lapdog by Serena Kingsley
Chapter 1112 immerses the reader in an emotional journey within the world of Never Mistake a Queen for a Lapdog, written by Serena Kingsley. With the hallmarks of Romance literature, this chapter balances emotion, tension, and revelation. Perfect for readers seeking narrative depth and authentic human connections.
Jude barely fought back the urge to roll his eyes. He tried to phrase it tactfully. "I'm afraid that's not possible. Our boss has a terrible temper, and his words can be absolutely ruthless."
Crystal was unfazed. "Business is business. We can negotiate however he likes. Plus, I guarantee Cloudway brings more to the table than Winrich ever could."
"Just set up the meeting. I'll handle the rest."
Jude realized she simply wasn't taking the hint. His tone took on a rare edge of seriousness. "It's really not about who offers the best terms. Trust me, I strongly advise you to drop this idea."
"Why?" Crystal couldn't understand.
She was willing to offer much greater profits and better terms than Winrich. It made no sense for NoMore to refuse even a conversation.
"Because for our boss, there is only one acceptable answer."
"And that answer is Winrich."
"No one else stands a chance."
The smile finally vanished from Crystal's face. Her lips tightened, unable to mask the bitter resentment in her eyes.
She stared at Jude, her tone suddenly chilling as if she'd caught him in a trap.
"Your boss... he knows Noreen Gilmore, doesn't he?"
Jude didn't bother hiding it. He couldn't even be bothered to beat around the bush and simply nodded. "Yes."
Crystal let out a mocking scoff, her eyes flashing with sharp derision as if she had finally found the missing puzzle piece. "Well, that makes perfect sense."
She didn't elaborate.
But everyone in the room could hear the acidic jealousy and wild speculation dripping from her words.
Even Jude felt profoundly irritated.
Was she trying to throw shade again?


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