Lost Me Gained Regret

Chapter 404

“What’s next then? Just making sure he’s doing alright?”

I paused for a moment, then quickly realized what I meant. “I don’t want to anticipate anything anymore.”

My feelings towards Gregory were complex and difficult to describe. For the past two years, my only wish was to hear from him, hoping he was still alive and well.

The next day, Christine and I made our way to Janedream.

Jeff had already been promoted and was now the Deputy Director of the Design Department, with his own office.

Seeing me arrive at the company through the floor–to–ceiling windows, he couldn’t contain his excitement and rushed to Christine’s office. “Ms. Webster! You finally came to the office. I’ve been looking forward to your return every day.”

“Did you miss her that much?”

Christine teased with a smile. “Without her, you’re practically second in command here. Why would you want her back so badly?”

In two years, Janedream had expanded rapidly, taking over the office space on the floor below as well. Now, the Design Department had grown significantly, and Jeff held considerable power.

Despite my absence, Christine insisted on keeping the position of Design Department Director open for me. So, for those two years, Jeff was effectively the head of the department.

“Heh heh…”

Working under Ms. Webster, there’s just so

even when I’m

design draft, especially yours. I’ve been the strictest with them.”

“What??”

were the final reviewer

I nodded. “Yes.”

went abroad, the final drafts were sent to Christine, who then forwarded them to me. Nobody knew who the hidden designer behind Janedream was. Moreover, after studying under my mentor,

was both shocked and delighted. He joked with Christine, “Ms. Jackson, you sure know

“That’s for sure.”

knowing the reviewer is

laughing, he looked at me again. “So, the recent decrease in the number of times my work’s been rejected means I’ve improved

Even my mentor approved of your

“Really?”

commissions… don’t tell me it’s you… If that’s the case, I’m just

in awe.”

Christine promptly dismissed the conversation. “Enough with the questions. You’ll find out in due

me a pile of resumes for the Design Department, treating me like a workhorse. “I need you to help filter these. The HR department has already checked their qualifications; you just need to review their

meet Bella at four in the afternoon at a five–star