New resting place
Author: Jericho Chase
last update2025-03-25 18:30:19

"I'm going to tear Wesington city to the ground and rebuild it again," Barry told Veronica.

He had returned back to the hotel and was having breakfast with Veronica when he brought up his plans.

Veronica's eyes widened in surprise. "Wow, what made you changed your mind?"

"I believe it's something my mother would want," Barry responded. "This is my hometown. I can transform it."

Veronica looked so proud of Barry. "You keep surprising me everyday Barry. Have you spoken to the president about it?"

"Yeah, about that," Barry wiped his mouth with a napkin. "He's agreed to to hold a meeting with you to discuss the details."

Veronica stared at him for a while. "Let me guess, you're going to put me in charge of this project, aren't you?"

Barry smirked. "I'm afraid so. I want the Sullivan Group to be the sole sponsor of this project. You'll do a great job at it, won't you?"

Veronica sighed. "Well, it was my idea in the world first place. I guess I'll do it."

Barry reached out and held her hand
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