Don't Mess with the Rock Chicks by F BOY’s DOLL

Chapter 24

Bowen had lost an out–of–print classic car.

But it was more than just a classic car.

Karry had sobered up the next day and realized when he had returned home.

He didn’t have Jolene’s phone number, so he called the hotel front desk to confirm if Jolene had risen at night.

After receiving the confirmed news, he happily came to Earth Group to ask Bowen for a classic car. Bowen went to the morning meeting, and Karry walked around the secretary’s room in front of the president’s office.

He was Toyar Company’s chief executive officer, and he had an excellent personal relationship with Bowen, and the secretaries were all familiar with him.

Karry looked around the office but didn’t see Jolene, so he asked Flora about it.

“Where is Special Assistant Marsh? Did she go to a meeting with Bowen?”

“I saw her just now, and it seemed she had gone to the admin department to go through the resignation

procedures.”

Flora had come in the morning and heard that Jolene had resigned and had been shocked.

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thumped, and suddenly he saw Bowen coming from the corridor, so he went up to meet him.

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he could speak, Bowen said, “Let’s talk

key was thrown into his arms before

at it carefully, “Bowen, are your willing?”

here, and I will re–sign

slid across the desktop again and

and said, “I hated your

the pen from his pocket, bit the cap with his teeth, pulled it out, and said casually

waiting for Bowen’s answer, he signed the contract.

the car keys. I want

and found that he was still expressionless, so he said confidently: you fired Jolene.

him. Just then, Jolene knocked

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had just finished her resignation report and came in to say goodbye to

Karry to be here. She was taken

hadn’t worn formal clothes. She casually wore a blue shirt with a lotus leaf collar and jeans and a pair of white canvas shoes on her feet. She looked as fresh as a cloud in the sky.

so happens that the special assistant is here, Bowen. I