The Love that Never Really Dies (Sasha and Sebastian)

Ten minutes later, the entire investment planning department was gathered in a small meeting room.

“What do you guys think she’s trying to do here? All the proposals that I have sent to her in the past two days have all been shot down!”

“Yeah! Mine too! Does she even know anything about investment? If she won’t approve any investment projects, then how is the company going to make any profits?”

“Shh! Keep your voice down! Don’t forget she’s the boss’ wife!”

In that one little remark, the employee had summed up the entire reason for Sasha’s presence in the company.

Nobody would believe that Sasha, the president’s wife, had landed in such an important role on her own merits. Even Sasha herself would not have believed it.

Sasha entered the meeting room and saw the doubtful expression on her subordinates’ faces. Geez, I am sure they have lots of fun bit*hing about me.

However, she didn’t seem to be affected at all.

“Everybody, I’m sorry to interrupt your work. I’m holding this short meeting today just to make one announcement. Going forward, please do not propose any more investment projects that will bring in less than one billion in profit to Hayes Corporation. I will not be accepting those,” Sasha said simply as she stared unapologetically into the eyes of everyone in the room. This was the first rule that she had laid down after taking office.

Then, as if to emphasize her point, she unceremoniously tossed a stack of proposals that she had sorted out earlier into the wastepaper basket.

After she was done speaking, the meeting room burst into an uproar.

“At least one billion? Ms. Wand, you must be joking! Do you know how much money that is?”

“Yeah, Ms. Wand, d-don’t you think you’ve set the bar too high? If that’s your criteria, then we wouldn’t dare to invest anymore! Who would dare to cooperate with us after if this is your requirement?”

Ms. Wand, do you want to discuss this with the previous head

could not help voicing out their

high and implied that she did not know what she was doing.

that she consult the previous

stared at

make at least 50 billion each year for it to be considered profitable. How

room was deathly quiet after Sasha had spoken. Everyone was too

unable to secure investment proposal, then I don’t think you deserve to be here. You are not up to the company’s standards. Please shape up

sharp and strict, leaving no space for any

was skilled at

dozens of people under

people? They should be

she flicked away the pen that she had been holding, stood up and returned to

dared to disturb

o’clock, Sasha shut down

going upstairs to cook lunch

“Yes.”

about her private life. She cast a quick glance at her assistant and hurried

at the penthouse suite on the top floor

was too far for her to travel back

had meetings and entertain clients.

penthouse was equipped with a full set of kitchen equipment and

into the