Slumdog Billionaire Husband by Rayden Berg

Chapter 6 You Are Fired

None of Irene’s family cared about Gerald’s words.

After Mary threw the box at Gerald, she slammed the door shut.

Looking at the closed door in front of him, Gerald touched his nose, sneered, and turned to leave.

The three–bedroom house, with unit number 72, was located in building 6 of Cherry Garden. Gerald worked his ass off to buy the house, but now, he was no longer qualified to live here.

He ate something outside and then took the subway back to Trevon’s place.

When he was on the subway, Keira called him and told him that she had already reached a deal with Glory World. The other party agreed to be wholly acquired, and Keira managed to settle the price at 30.4 million dollars, which saved Gerald a lot of money. They were about to sign the contract at 10 tomorrow morning.

Gerald was ecstatic. He was looking forward to tomorrow!

By then, Vivian’s expressions should be very interesting!

Meanwhile, maybe he could recover his memory tomorrow.

With mixed feelings, he crashed out on Trevon’s chairs at night. The next day, he said bye to Trevon and left Trevon’s place. Then he checked the address of Glory World online and took the subway there!

At 9:30 a.m., he successfully arrived at his destination.

Glory World was the largest logistics company in Los Angeles with a six–story high office building. When Gerald walked to the door, the security guard at the door stopped him and said, “Stop! What are you doing here?”

Gerald was stunned for a moment. Then he smiled and said, “Well, I guess I’m here to work.” “Work? Where is your work pass?” the security guard walked in front of Gerald and asked.

This security guard was a man who looked less than thirty years old, and he was quite sturdy.

“I…” Just as Gerald was about to explain, a voice suddenly came from behind him. “Gerald?”

Gerald looked over. Behind him, Vivian stopped at the door of the company while riding her motorcycle.

“Hey there, Vivian. You are late again today! Be careful not to be scolded!” said the security guard.

“I’ve told the boss already. What is he doing here?” Vivian asked.

“He said he came here to work,” the security guard explained.

Are you here to be a security guard?” Vivian looked at Gerald with a fake smile and asked. “Didn’t you say yesterday that you would make our family regret it? Are you going to do so

will know later.”

you will regret it now,” Vivian

conversation between Gerald and Vivian, he could tell that the

front of a beauty like Vivian. What if he

“Are you here to be a security guard? Who

no need for

him and calmly asked, “Since when did a security captain have the

Anger flashed across the security captain’s face.

took out her phone and made a phone call. She said sweetly, “Hello, boss, someone at our company hired a security guard I don’t particularly like. Can you make him

said. Then she hung up the phone, looked at Gerald, and said, “In case you don’t know, I work in

you.”

a suit came out of the door. When he saw Vivian, he smiled and

at Vivian, it could be seen that he was Vivian’s

eyes, Gerald could tell that she was not interested in this so–called Human Resources director at

as

glanced at Gerald, and said, “Is he

and said,

at Gerald and sized Gerald up. “You can

to Vivian and said, “Vivian, let’s go up.

proudly. Then she smiled with disdain and

pushed her motorcycle and walked to the office building with the HR director.

say anything. He

few minutes, seeing that Gerald was not leaving, the security captain

Piss off!”

security captain coldly. The man’s expression changed, and he said, “How dare you glare at me?, Do you want

Benz slowly came over. Someone

the back seat, a middle–aged man stuck his head out and said, “What’s

“Boss, it’s nothing. I’ll open the door for

Kenneth!” Meanwhile, a pleasant voice sounded from the other

found Keira, who was wearing

looked at Gerald in surprise and said, “He is Mr. Kenneth? The one who wants to

Keira nodded. “Yes!”

gaze of the security captain, he walked to Gerald and said, “Mr. Kenneth, I’m