Game Over No Second Chances

Chapter 240

On the shareholders' meeting day, the expansive conference room was packed to capacity.

Serena had just wrapped up her work with Amber Group's project, and she arrived ten minutes early.

At Jansen Group, she only held the title of assistant general manager, so she was seated far down the long table in the lowest-ranking position.

Meanwhile, Zach, the guest of honor, sat right beside Howard.

From across the table, Zach's gaze lingered on Serena. Unable to resist, he spoke up. "Ms. Jansen, since when did you sit at the foot of the table?"

Howard said, "Blame the incompetence of the staff. Since Mr. Foster insists, hurry up and prepare a seat for Serena beside him."

Nathan hurried to comply.

Serena had intended to stay low-key, to listen and leave without drawing attention.

However, she was forced into the seat next to Zach. Her expression turned grim.

Zach said, "I promised you wouldn't be slighted again."

Serena fell silent.

him was the

There was no point giving this

The meeting officially began.

as they were just standard reports and proposals. As discussions turned informal, the reality of a family-run corporation became

Jansen Group's shareholders were relatives, and they spoke with blunt

Jansen, who was particularly close to

manager, isn't she? Yet, lately, she's never at headquarters. Instead, she's diverting our

words,

the man, then

and no one said a word. But I loaned a few chairs and tables to Amber Group, and

stiffened, momentarily speechless. Instinctively, he turned

no time

manager, you haven't been doing your job. And instead of addressing things, you

time elsewhere. Maybe it's time to give that position to someone more capable. You can't have

about to respond when Zach

Jansen Group goes through her alone. So, is working on high-level collaborations with us considered 'not doing her