Blimey, My Kid's the Heir to the Billionaire Boss! by Nora Hoover

Chapter 377 Unintentionally Offended

Upon reaching Mr. Clemens' office, Victoria informed Sadie directly that her position had been changed.

She would no longer manage the front desk reception but was reassigned to the document center to handle printing and organizing tasks.

Having been working here a while, Sadie was aware that this new position was just as low-level as her former job at the front desk on the 68th floor.

At least at the front desk, she had the chance to see Mr. Clemens and other executives regularly. Moreover, if she made a good impression or caught the higher-ups in a favorable mood, there was always a shot at a promotion. Being relegated to document printing was like being sent to the doghouse.

Every day at work meant hunkering down in a tiny office, waiting for senior secretaries to send over a barrage of electronic documents to print them, file them neatly, and deliver them to the appropriate personnel. It was a role with no prospects of advancement but little room for error.

Sadie knew she hadn't been performing well lately. A transfer was only to be expected.

So she packed up her things without protest and moved to the file room.

There, she met three girls responsible for the same tasks, idly scrolling through their phones when things were slow but buzzing with activity when there was work to be done. One girl, upon seeing Sadie arrive, said coldly, "Great, another insider dumped on us. What a nuisance!"

"Insider?"

A regular receptionist is always taking days off, but

"Yeah, you're right..."

placed her belongings on

there was more downtime and ample opportunity

Victoria and then sat

develop 2,000 acres of land near Foothill Lake into an international brand amusement park, complete with an adjacent theme park hotel and other facilities. This massive project required investment to

potential in this venture and had beenquick to make

acres were vacant. Part of

other areas, but the Roth Group's caught her attention

it still bore the Roth name. After all, it was the empire her father had built from the ground up, not to mention the villa he had constructed especially for her... Now that it was in the possession of Felipe's family, Sadie felt deeply uncomfortable, and the thought of it being demolished left her feeling like

Sadie..." An irritable call snapped Sadie

to her colleague,

disapprovingly. "Take these papers over to Miss Lynn." "Certainly." Sadie swiftly grabbed the documents and hurried