[2] The Warm Breeze is not as Warm as You

Chapter 210

Jennie bought a condo around 200 square meters big near her other condo and shifted all of their things there. After all, she had too many clothes and other items, and she couldn't bring them all.

Late at night, after Jennie had packed her things into, she sat down on the carpet and considered the blue diamond in her palm.

Even now, she could recall the way Lisa used to hold her hand; whenever his long fingers brushed past her ring finger, he would occasionally pause there.

He never tried to bind her with anything, nor did he insist for her to put on a wedding ring. Instead, he would always search for the most beautiful sights in the world for her.

This blue diamond was the same; no matter if it were crafted to sit on a beautiful necklace, or embedded onto a ring, it would become a piece of rare, precious jewelry.

He chose a blue diamond for her and allowed her to decide what she would do with it.

Just like now, they had both let go of each other. He gave her freedom and allowed her to craft her future as she pleased. He would never participate in her life again.

Jennie returned the blue diamond to the velvet ring box and left it in the condo. She did not bring it with her.

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Two weeks after Jennie moved to England, she heard that Lisa had also left Seoul to head to Los Angeles.

Jennie never saw him again, nor did she contact him.

In fact, for an extended time, because the people around her had little contact with America and Seoul, she did not catch wind of any news about Lisa. She also did not take any initiative to find out about him.

Afterward, all she heard was that Marco had been pushed down by the pressures from various Korean corporations. Shine Group's stock market nearly collapsed.

A few months later, America's Shine Group had a new CEO.

At the time, Jennie was busy with London's partnership. Every day, she was tortured by Mr. Zand's business ways and was forced into pulling multiple all-nighters. She barely had the time to rest, much less consider other matters.

As for Seoul's Jennie Manoban Studio, as they had forged a path for it based on their good understanding of the local businesses, it was able to continue on its development smoothly. The various profits made there were used to support Jennie's partnership in London. Mr. Zand was a shrewd banker and businessman, and he taught Jennie to use her funds efficiently to craft the path she needed to take.

A year after Jennie arrived in England, everything came together abruptly, and her company was successfully set up. Mr. Zand felt that Jennie Manoban Studio could become their main focus and that there was no need to change the company name. However, Jennie still removed the two words, 'Jennie Manoban.' Eventually, the entire company's name was officially changed to JM.

Afterward, as the company began to take on various powerful and flourishing industries, including the internet industry, the property business, the technology industry, and mobile development business, they gained more and more subsidiary companies, and eventually grew to become an irresistible force. It was established as the JM Group.

Under his name, Mr. Zand had many companies he had single-handedly lifted up. As they had initially agreed on the contract, on the day the company was established, forty-nine percent of the shares were given to him. A man like him who only relied on his brains to live owned the shares of many large companies and was a shareholder in too many companies. Jennie truly admired someone like him.

Mr. Zand was already past forty-years-old. From the beginning, she considered him as her mentor and had discussed giving him fifty-one percent of the shares. However, in the end, Mr. Zand decided to give up two percent to Jennie and returned her the position of the largest shareholder. He carried the remaining forty-nine percent to be an idle, free, and unfettered immortal waiting to earn his profits.