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Jeanne hung up on Kingsley.

It had been a long time since they had argued like this.

To be exact, it had been a long time since Kingsley had spoken to her in such a stern tone.

She looked a little grim.

George sat in front of the computer and turned to look at her. "Did you have a fight with Kingsley?"

Jeanne calmed herself down..

She did not want to lose her temper in front of her son.

Jeanne responded, "We had some disagreements at work."

"Actually, Kingsley is quite good to us." It was rare for George to put in a good word for someone.

Kingsley often fawned over George, who would roll his eyes at him, but he was also important to George.

"I know." Jeanne forced a smile. "Don't worry, I won't sever my relationship with him."

"Okay." George nodded.

"I'll take a nap."

"Okay. I'll get back to work."

Jeanne closed her eyes and lay on the bed.

Kingsley's stern voice lingered in her mind.

matters with Fourth

felt a stabbing pain in her

her lips

Jeanne ignored... The throb.

The next day.

department. They had an on-site discussion and designed the local traffic of the logistics warehouse and amusement park with the people from the planning department. In fact, before Klaus came

immediately launched a tender for its construction. It was

were

warehouse, which caused a

being built in full swing

the Lawrences' e-commerce project was also going

also announced to the public that they would use the popularity of the amusement park to build the largest electrical appliance mall in South Hampton City in

warehouse, which was originally

to have three stories,

were to realize the Lawrences' original vision of building the largest offline electronics store, which they dared not do due to the decline of the offline economy. Taking advantage of

South

of god-like operations were

allowed the Lawrences to benefit

solved, but

time, the Lawrences really

much so that Alexander could strut around in their

appeared to be

"This time, Jeanne displayed

in

incident. She was

the business opportunity

to build an offline

everyone here can learn more from Jeanne. Think more, develop your own thinking, and avoid sticking to the rules." Alexander stood from