Love and Devotion No Longer His to Claim by Dream Fish

Chapter 217

Andrew was the lifeblood of the company. When he collapsed, everyone was thrown into chaos.

In the midst of the turmoil, Angela calmly walked up to the podium, her gaze sweeping over the crowd. "The meeting will continue!"

Her voice wasn't too loud, but the four words were enough to make the atmosphere in the room even more tense.

Everyone froze, staring at her in astonishment.

Angela's gaze was sharp. "Even if all the senior executives of the company pass out, the company must continue to operate as usual!"

Her attitude and presence were far from that of a young person in her 20s. She exuded the air of someone with decades of experience in the business world, and her every movement radiated formidable confidence.

The crowd exchanged glances, but ultimately, they returned to their seats in silence, watching Angela on the podium.

Angela had never been in such a high position before, with hundreds of eyes on her. No wonder Dexter always had such a stern face.

If one had to face so many people and so many issues daily, it would be terrifying to let emotions show on one's face.

Angela quickly composed herself and began delivering the speech she had practiced and perfected over the past weeks.

Graham Group's building, Dexter was watching the surveillance

bird's-eye view of Angela, and the audio

looks like Mrs. Bamford can handle the company's affairs on her own." Rocky glanced at the tablet in Dexter's hands and cautiously suggested, "Should we head back to the company to meet with Mr. Gardner, who flew all the way from Teranga

kept glancing at his watch, growing more and more

Gardner waiting for over half

not even blinking. "There's no need to hurry. He came to ask us for

enough to make such an outrageous request, then he can wait

He thought

was making all

Andrew

just now, and Mrs.

Won't this

Rocky suddenly raised a

out the car window. "She has her own plans on how to deal

turned off the video, his mind replaying the scenes he had just

she seemed to have

Angela had been in that scenario earlier, she would have been

now, she was