A Reborn Bride Pearl Emerging from Dust by Sally Garcia

Chapter 459

The next day, Calliope headed straight to the Jewell Group. She arrived at the office fairly early. Franco had just arrived as well, but Monty was nowhere to be seen, and Horatio hadn’t showed up either.

Calliope quickly dialed Monty’s number and gave him a good talking to, prompting him to rush to the office.

As she walked alongside Franco, they discussed some work–related matters. She looked every bit the professional. People in the company greeted her warmly as she passed.

“Hey, Calliope!”

“Why are you calling her that? She’s the Chairwoman now!”

“Morning, everyone,” Calliope replied with a nod and a smile. She had this aura about her that made people feel a certain distance, yet there was an approachable warmth that drew them in, instilling both admiration and a touch of reverence.

“Ms. Jewell, I took home some of the food you ordered from the Pearl Tiger Club yesterday. My wife said it was delicious. Thank you!”

It’s something we could never afford on our own. Just for that meal, I’ll

here! Thanks, Ms.

slack off anymore. I’ll be more diligent from now

hard, there’ll be opportunities for more treats in the future. Not just treats, but also some hefty bonuses waiting for you all.

felt a surge of excitement. It was clear they were filled with newfound

But now, with Calliope at the helm, they genuinely wished well for

her word. She wasn’t the type to make empty promises. The food from the Pearl Tiger Club was pricey, yet she treated them and even packed some to go. So, any future rewards

inclined to put in

Franco,

surprised to see the office had been revamped. The space had undergone a simple transformation to match

Monty and the others presumably had a hand in this. It wasn’t surprising; she knew they were trying to curry favor. Regardless of their motivations, at

Monty and Horatio finally

aware of Calliope’s competence by now. No one dared oppose her, except for a few who had been demoted or fired, and were clearly displeased. Those who hadn’t been affected were cautious,

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