The Rival's Game

Finally, they arrived at the client's office building, and Jerry's heart pounded in his chest. He knew that he had to put on a facade, to act like everything was normal, despite the storm of emotions raging within him. He followed Greg into the office, trying to maintain a composed and professional demeanor.

As the negotiations began, Jerry did his best to contribute to the discussions. He found himself slipping into his role, analyzing the client's reactions and responses. His natural ability to read people served him well, and he was able to offer valuable insights during the negotiation process.

But even as the negotiations progressed, Jerry couldn't escape the feeling that he was walking on thin ice. He knew that he had to be cautious in his interactions with Greg, but he also couldn't ignore the growing sense of danger that lurked around every corner.