Menantu Pahlawan Negara by Sarjana

Chapter 66

A series of envious emojis began flooding the chat.

“Well, that’s it for now. Let’s get back to work.”

Her strategy was clever. She could make everyone envy her and, at the same ti

them from prying further. After all, she had a powerful backer supporting her.

time, discourage

In this chat group, various topics came and went quickly. What people discussed eagerly in the morning might be forgotten by the afternoon. Kimberly was waiting for everyone to move on and forget about this topic.

However, Millie was suspicious and said, “It’s strange. First, it was the CEO of One Technology, and now it’s a handsome and wealthy man.

“If it were in the past, Kimberly would want everyone to pry into her affairs. Why is she now trying to avoid it? There must be something fishy, and I have to find out.”

Aurelia looked at Millie. “Millie, as a friend, I have to remind you that you’re paying too much attention to others. With this time and energy, you could suggest a few more proposals yourself.”

“Aren’t you curious? What if I can find some dirt on Kimberly?”

“I’m not curious. Even if you find something, what can you do with it?”

trouble would make me happy

respond and continued to focus on her computer. At that moment, a shadow cast over her desk. Kimberly, who had claimed she was heading to

the proposal not finished yet?”

closed her laptop and

screen. I finished my work a while ago,” Kimberly said with a smirk. “I have to thank the CEO of One Technology for his

lips, looking at Kimberly, not quite understanding what she was trying to convey. Their colleagues

did the CEO of

soon,” Kimberly replied with a

hesitated for a moment. Kimberly rarely discussed proposals in public, so what was she up to

moment, Kimberly exclaimed, “Aurelia, why do you have such heavy dark circles under your eyes? How many nights have you stayed up? You’re working way too hard.”

Aurelia could respond, their colleagues chimed

doesn’t have someone guiding her, so she has to work hard.”

You have a husband to support you. Why are

in–laws treat her? Don’t bring it up; it’s

“Sorry, Aurelia. I

realizing that Kimberly had

My in–laws treat me well.”

you say. I can’t imagine finding a bad set of in–laws in my lifetime,

Kimberly commented.

be well–mannered as well. Kimberly, you’re lucky,” another jealous colleague said. Kimberly smiled but didn’t respond. Aurelia couldn’t be bothered to play along with her and pushed her away from leaning on

are you done talking? If you have, I need to get back