Chapter 1364

Chapter 1364 Proposing the Cooperation Then, Melina said, “You don’t have to entertain him next time you come. Alcohol is bad for your body, so don’t drink so much, alright?”

“Okay, Mrs. Gulliver.” Timothy nodded obediently.

Afterward, everyone happily chatted over the meal, creating a pleasant atmosphere.

At that moment, Yaromir brought up the matter of Timothy’s help. “We haven’t thanked you for resolving our dispute with Prospera Group a few days ago, or we would have suffered a significant loss.”

“He’s right. You did very well, Timothy,” Figario praised Timothy. “I didn’t expect you to be so capable of ruining their whole department alone.”

Although Melina wasn’t aware of the issue, seeing how her husband and son complimented Timothy, she felt even more satisfied with her daughter’s boyfriend.

Meanwhile, Timothy, on the receiving end, felt a little guilty. “Please don’t say that, Mr.

Gulliver, Yaromir. It all started with me, and Gulliver Group suffered the loss because of me. I should take this chance to apologize.” While saying that, he glanced at the two and thought he should bring up the proposal he had in mind. “Actually, there is another purpose for my visit this time.”

“What is it about?” Figario inquired.

“Before today’s visit, I’ve evaluated your company’s current project. It seems to have great future prospects, so I wonder if Yaromir is willing to cooperate with me and allow Reinhart Group to join the project.”

As soon as he said that, Figario and Yaromir were momentarily taken aback. Then, they hesitated because they never expected Timothy to propose such an idea. It was undeniable that the project urgently required investment. Still, they didn’t hope he was only bringing the cooperation up because of Sabrina. Indirectly, it might cause them to appear lower in status to Timothy. Moreover, they didn’t want her to suffer working in his company if they accepted his offer.

Perhaps understanding their concerns, Timothy explained professionally, “Don’t worry.

The reason I’m bringing this up isn’t for Sabrina’s sake but because the project, indeed, has development prospects. I impose a clear line between work and private affairs.”

As soon as they heard that, Figario and Yaromir exchanged glances as they were slightly wavered by his explanation.

Then, Timothy continued, “If you’re willing to, you may submit your business proposal later. We shall go through the process as usual.”

Even so, Figario hesitated.

Yaromir, on the contrary, nodded fervently. “If that’s the case, then of course. Later, I’ll have someone send you the business proposal.”

“Sure. I’ll tell my staff to look out for it.” Timothy nodded.

Later, the three men continued discussing business matters until they finished breakfast.

Soon, Timothy excused himself. “It’s almost time for me to go to work now. I’ll drop by and visit you guys soon.”

“I’m going with him.” Sabrina got up from her chair.

Instead of making them stay, the Gullivers offered to send them off.

Melina reminded Timothy tenderly, “Come over anytime, Timothy.”

“For sure,” he promised and drove Sabrina to the company.

After they left, the Gullivers returned to the living room.

Melina couldn’t help but compliment Timothy. “That child from the Reinharts seems kind. No wonder Sabrina doesn’t stop rambling about him.”

“He seems fine right now, but that could change tomorrow. Let’s observe him for the time being.” Although Figario approved of Timothy, he was still worried as a father.

On the other hand, Timothy and Sabrina were oblivious to their conversation.

In the car, she turned sideways to look at the man beside her with a smile. “What do you think about my family?”

“I think I can get along with your parents and brother,” he answered truthfully.

Then, she scrunched her nose and spoke with disdain. “You’re lying.”

“I’m telling the truth. Even though Mr. Gulliver tried to make things hard for me initially, I can understand his intentions. If I were him, I would’ve done the same to the man who tried to hit on my daughter,” Timothy defended himself.