I Once Married You (Harper and Benjamin)

Chapter 304 Can't Help

The Mitchell family's affairs were festering. Although Jack was in hospital, new problems had arisen in the company.

The Mitchell Group started out as a merchandise design business. Even though the business had remained tepid over the years, they had cooperated with many companies. So, there were a lot of goods and materials filling up several large warehouses. Now that Jack was in hospital, many of the lowest-level employees thought the Mitchell Group would go bankrupt. Therefore, they secretly stole goods from the warehouse and sold them in groups.

Kimberly didn't find out about this until Wulf informed her. Due to Jack's health condition, she could only handle the matter as the hire of the Mitchell family.

On the way to the warehouse, Wulf asked, "Kimberly, why don't you tell Mr. Mitchell about this? Otherwise, we can't handle it properly!"

"Mr. Milo, my dad can't be stimulated and needs rest right now, so we must keep this from him."

Wulf had been working for Jack for many years. Kimberly had always called him Mr. Milo and was very respectful to him.

At her words, Wulf froze momentarily and said no more.

The two arrived at the warehouse half an hour later.

and packaging boxes all over the floor. Emery, the person in charge of the warehouse, rushed over immediately and said apologetically, "Mr. Milo, Ms. Mitchell, I'm

charge of the warehouse. You should have prevented these accidents from happening." Kimberly's voice was gentle, but

shirked responsibility. "Ms. Mitchell, I have taken precautions, but there were too

face and didn't say anything.

talking. Emery said, "Ms. Mitchell, if you think it's my problem, I'll quit. Just pay me my salary, and I'll

you've been working

Mr Mitchell has treated you well. Now, the company is

have to

difficulties. When everything isel.ne

give you

of course, I understand what you mean, but Ms. Mitchell's words are harsh. She seems to be blaming

his arm around Emery's shoulder and walked aside to talk. Wulf had much prestige

anger. She knew these people were all complicated, and she, a newcomer,

"If you want to solve the company's problems, you must start from the

while