Love Unspoken

Alexander sneered and ignored Walter.

The elevator reached the eighteenth floor, and the three of them made their way to the conference room together. Inside, many people were already gathered, chatting and sharing New Year's anecdotes or grievances. As Alexander entered, the noise in the conference room gradually subsided, quickly falling into silence.

Alexander took the main seat, and Kyle pulled out a chair for him. But he didn't sit down.

His eyes scanned the individuals in the conference room before settling on the vacant seat to his left, which belonged to Landon.

Alexander redirected his gaze and casually remarked, "Our colleague Mr. Kennedy is currently unavailable due to an accident and is unable to come into the office. Mr. Smith is temporarily overseeing his responsibilities."

There was a moment of shared confusion as everyone glanced at each other. Since Landon was still relatively new to the company, it was an important time for him to establish his authority. His absence, despite any unexpected circumstances, felt odd. Wasn't he worried about the potential threat to his position?"

"Mr. Kennedy, has something happened to Landon?" someone dared to ask.

Alexander gazed at the person speaking with a neutral expression and responded, "It's a private matter. If you're interested, feel free to call and inquire directly."

The person shrunk back and fell silent.

from the company, our operations remain unaffected. Mr. Smith had previously managed the tasks that Mr. Kennedy is currently handling. If you have any

words implied that Landon

people present began to waver

between Landon

in middle management or as a CEO, increased one's

with Landon's sudden absence, speculation

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had Alexander orchestrated his absence, resulting in his inability to show up at the company? The fact that his responsibilities were being delegated to Walter seemed indicative of a

"Alright, let's begin

sat back down, and it was Walter's turn to stand up. He turned on the projector and started discussing

spoke fluently while Alexander took out his phone, muted it, and looked at

could clearly see that

leave

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