No longer a pushover

Chapter 115

Noelle stood off to the side, watching Bobby warmly greet Xenia, even flattering her. If this had happened before, she would have been angry. But now, she simply didn't care.

Xenia was also a bit surprised by Bobby's warmth. When she saw Noelle earlier, she still felt irritated. After all, Noelle was the eldest daughter of the Liddell family.

People in companies like this were always opportunistic, changing their tune depending on who they were dealing with. To her surprise, Bobby ignored Noelle completely, likely because Lucas had given a heads-up in advance. Xenia smugly enjoyed Bobby's excessive flattery. "I'm new here and still have a lot to learn, so I hope we'll get along with each other."

"It's no trouble at all. With you here, our branch will surely thrive. Let's go to the office for some tea," Bobby said.

She was pleased with the praise, casting a triumphant glance at Noelle, who was left standing off to the side, before heading to the office.

Noelle calmly looked away and went to the HR department for her orientation.

The HR manager didn't even glance at her resume, coldly stating, "Let's have you try in the IT department first. We'll decide whether to hire you officially based on your performance."

had hired several people to resolve the firewall issue, but

issue in just a few days. She wasn't bothered by the HR manager's cold attitude and headed

how young she was, his tone became

had had many skilled people come in recently, none of whom could solve the problem. Now, here came a young woman who looked like she was still in her teens-could she really fix the

desk and began testing the software. She remembered Isaac

Xenia, claiming that Xenia had been the one

Xenia and

what you're doing. Ms. Liddell is

graciously. "Hello, everyone. I'm still new, so I hope

staff all

stood up, looking eager to please. "Of course, our branch rarely gets such a beautiful lady. We'll take good care of

expressionless, staring at her computer as if the excitement outside

her whispered enviously, "Ms. Liddel's life