Denzel weighed his options, his business acumen taking precedence over emotions. He realized the divorce could lead to complications between their two families, disrupting alliances built over time. The profit margins, the relationships, and the reputation of the company were all on his mind.
"I can't guarantee that I will be able to convince her to speak with you, especially if she has made up her mind," Denzel said, his voice steady but strained.
"I just need a chance to explain myself," James pleaded, his tone earnest. "She deserves to hear my side. I don't want this to end without giving it one last try."
After a heavy pause, Denzel finally said, "I will think about it. But you need to be prepared for the possibility that she might not want to see you."
James nodded, acknowledging the weight of the situation. As much as he feared losing Laurel, he had no other choice; all he could do was hope that Denzel would be able to let him see Laurel again.
