Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Chapter 913 Unprofessional

Carol didn't take long outside before returning. She whispered, "Looks like the general manager hasn't arrived yet. I overheard the secretary calling him."

I was a bit dissatisfied. We had an appointment, and he hadn't even shown up yet. This was quite unprofessional.

Eleanor whispered again, "Word is, the factory just got a new owner, and the old one is sick."

"Quick, prepare the information on that Jaxford you mentioned! Get me a detailed report," I quietly instructed Eleanor. "We need to be prepared for anything."

"Got it."

After finishing a cup of coffee, the general manager's office door finally opened.

A young man in a tailored suit swaggered in. He arrogantly glanced at us and walked straight to his desk, plopping down in his chair.

He appeared drowsy and had a dull complexion. He had clearly pulled an all-nighter, as evidenced by his prominent panda eyes. He probably wasn't fully awake yet.

The secretary walked in, about to speak, when the manager interrupted, "In the future, have clients wait in the conference room, not in my office."

The secretary's face turned pale, and she stole a glance at me. Seeing that I remained composed, she quickly smiled and was about to speak again when the man gave another order. "Go make me a cup of coffee too. Freshly ground, and less sugar."

The secretary looked a bit troubled, glancing at me. Seeing that I didn't react, she forced a smile and said, "Ms. Chloe, please wait a moment."

I gave her a reassuring tap, smiling

"Sure."

out. The man yawned, rubbed his face, and finally looked at

asked, "Which company

I replied, "Tanum

eyes fixed on my face, and they

back in his chair, he slumped like a pile

soon as I

his

seemed

quite nice,

recently replaced andel.net

quite match the office.

with the name. High-end doors, right?" He muttered to himself,

"Everyone says the same. Who doesn't brag about how good the business may be? I don't

me another glance,

stopped her with a gesture. I

became even more arrogant. "How many years

over a year," I

glanced at me sideways and smirked. "No wonder I haven't seen you before. Have you