“He came early because he’s a smart man. He could tell that something’s off,” Harvey replied calmly.

“He should’ve already known that we’ll cancel the deal if he doesn’t come here by three o’clock.”

“Why?”

Queenie frowned.

“According to your and Dante’s deal, you’ll have to pack your things and leave the company if you can’t get the deal in a day.”

“Aren’t you supposed to be scared?”

“Why should I be?”

“I only said that I’ll get the deal. I never specified who I’d get it from,” Harvey said, still calm.

“If the deal gets canceled here, I’ll just make a call and get the head of the Ishikawa family to kneel in front of me, begging me to sign the contract tomorrow morning.”

Seeing Harvey’s nonchalant expression, Queenie knew what it meant to be domineering.

Harvey and Queenie approached the few female staff while they were chatting.

A woman wearing gold-frame glasses who seemed like a secretary took a step forward.

“You two seem like a bunch of arrogant people. You must be the