The Woman From Hell

Caroline prepared a table's worth of all kinds of food the next morning as if to ease the stalemate between Theo and me.

The sweet atmosphere between us already spoke for itself. After eating and sleeping well, I appeared at the company in a much better state than yesterday.

This earned me teasing from Shannon, who could read everything from my face. "Yo, looks like someone took good care of you last night. Else, why would you look so radiant today? You're positively glowing compared to yesterday!"

I was a little embarrassed but made no excuses. I just shifted the topic to the contract ceremony with Hyperspace.

Even though I had been throwing a temper tantrum with Theo before, I would never bring my emotions to work.

They were all different matters, and I could not be sloppy.

Shannon also immediately put her game face on because of this. We organized the venue for the upcoming event and curated the list of invited media. We also configured the scale of our plans and publicity into documents and brought them to the meeting room in an orderly manner.

Marius and the others were already waiting by then.

achieved through the blood, sweat, and tears of all employees in our companies. As one of their representatives, I will make

can speak freely and put forward

talk to me about the details of the project after the meeting, but Shannon was

was no so-called improper relationship between us, we were afraid that our competitors would deliberately spread

were the case, we could only avoid being suspicious

scene, there were also many journalists and newspaper offices that attended for interviews for some

they immediately

of control for a

industry, this partnership opportunity with Hyperspace had not

so popular. I don't know whether to be

two days after

contract ceremony, the

wildfire. They were both good and bad. The good ones were in support of

improper relationship, but they also secretly took a photo of the two of us to create an image of a false intimate interaction so that they could keep those onlookers who knew no better in the dark.