Chapter 173: Women shouldn't push too hard

Moreover, Eranthe wouldn't need to handle these collaborations personally. Vice President Hill and the decision-makers above could handle the negotiations, but the credit would be attributed to Eranthe.

"What? You won't even give face to this?" Ines teased.

"Of course not. I'll go handle the work first," Eranthe replied without refusal.

Watching her, Ines increasingly felt that Eranthe, independent of Colin, was gradually climbing the corporate ladder and earning recognition from higher-ups. She demonstrated a sense of balance, boundaries, and discretion.

Ines chose a high-end luxury shopping area for their spree. She even carried a bunch of flowers, thinking that Eranthe's office couldn't accommodate them, so she might as well take a few for herself. It was a small gain from Colin's favor.

Eranthe's outing was mainly to accompany Ines and her friends. Clearly, these ladies were regular customers, and the salesperson was astonished when they entere