Wedding Planning 2

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02.

I locked my office door and dialed a long–uncalled number.

“Victoria, I’m in. I’m joining your team.”

“I need you to assemble a full–service, high–end banquet team within three days.”

4:07 am D

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“Don’t ask why. I’ll explain the specifics when we meet. Just follow the proposal I’ve sent for now.”

There was a few seconds of silence on the other end, then a cheerful agreement.

“We’ve been waiting a long time to hear that from you.”‘

This team was connected through my university senior, Victoria. She had already moved half her business to a high–end wedding planning firm abroad. They had invited me to join them several times, but in my previous life, for the sake of “partner balance” with Alexander and our company, I had painfully declined.

This life, I wouldn’t give way.

I wasn’t just here to save this one wedding; I was paving my own path.

Alexander could be a partner, but I could also dismantle this mess and rebuild a new “Scarlett

Events” without him.

I instructed Victoria to sign contracts under a new name, directly with the hotel channels.

At the same time, I quietly established my new company: legal registration, entity formation, and process approvals – all done in one swift motion.

With

my

second chance at life, I was launching my second venture.

I deliberately stayed late at the office, working overtime until everyone else had left.

I returned alone to the projector control room, locked the door, and turned off the lights.

In the glow of the screen, I pulled a specially designed USB drive from my bag-

This USB could subtly switch signal channels and control playback content without detection.

In my previous life, they’d used this exact setup to play a “Thank You Team” video that was, on the surface, glamorous, but secretly contained Chloe’s self–serving “innovation speech.”