My Fabulous Girl Boss

Chapter 819 The president would never show himself easily , yet no one had the courage not to take him seriously. 

“Hello, Mr. Jackson.” 

Seth said smilingly, “Hello. I heard from Mr. Russell that you’re acquainted with Mr. Yarde, right?”. 

Sia was stunned for a moment before she said, “I suppose you can say that.” 

Seth said politely, “I’m planning on buying dinner for Mr. Yarde tonight, and I hope that you can do me a favor then, Ms. Yann. Please help me to put in a good word for me in Superlunar Deck.” 

‘Oh God… Sia was already dumbfounded by how Mr. Jackson seemed to be afraid of Kayson. 

In Icepine Deck, Nigel arrived not long after Kayson and Sadie took a seat. 

Nigel said slightly apologetically, “I’m sorry for the long wait, Ms. Wolfenden.” 

Sadie said, “No, we’ve only just arrived too. Would you like to order first, Mr. Jensen?” 

waved dismissively with flagging interest. “It’s

yourself, and we’ll adjourn early once we’re done with the meal.”

behavior. It was because Nigel’s mannerism tonight was way too different from

I shall order on behalf of you then, Mr. Jensen.”

the meal and found that she was at a loss for conversation topics due

idly without talking. Hence, she took it upon herself to talk about the relatively known projects in Skyspring recently. Nigel answered in a very insincere manner. In fact, he appeared

realizing how hard Sadie was trying

lost interest in talking about projects anymore. He said

this. Frankly, I’m no longer the person in charge of project review!”

She came to understand

at once. It turned out that Nigel

was apparent that Nigel was not pleased with his new post, judging by his current

because of your area of expertise but purely because I wish to express my gratitude to you.”

you that Dickinson International will not be assigned to Wolfenden

smile on Sadie’s face froze completely, but she attempted to suppress the panic in her heart. “Mr. Jensen, you… You must be joking, right?” Nigel said, “I’m not joking. Dickinson International doesn’t belong