Turning Of the Tide by Diana Sander

Chapter 249

After leaving Lithern Club, Trevon drove straight to the Wilson Group.

When the car drove into the Wilson Group, he got out of the car and strode past the front desk directly. A loud female voice echoed in the huge hall. “Mr. Wilson.”

Trevon looked at the front desk and nodded slightly at the employee who greeted him loudly and politely.

After Trevon entered the elevator, the other receptionist looked at the girl beside her as if she was a fool. “Why were you so loud: Mr. Wilson isn’t deaf”

Stella looked like nothing was wrong. “Didn’t the Wilson Group’s employee manual say that we have to greet a superior warmly? Do you have to be so careful? Mr. Wilson isn’t that terrifying. Look at how scared you are. Besides, we didn’t do anything wrong. If we lose our jobs by greeting him, this company wouldn’t be able to survive for long. There’d be no point in staying

When the other receptionist heard this, she shook her head helplessly. This innocent girl was too straightforward. “I really suspect that you’re the daughter of a wealthy family and don’t know the hardships of commoners at all. You’ve been a receptionist for several years already. Why are you still here?”

Most receptionists were also ambitious, but this girl particularly enjoyed being a receptionist. The manager had offered to help Stella transfer to the secretary department, but she never agreed to it. She only liked to work at the front desk. Her colleague couldn’t help but wonder if there was something wrong with her or if she was weirdly attracted to working at the front desk

Stella didn’t agree with her. There was more than one secretary in the secretary department. They would surely be scherming against each other. There were also things that she didn’t like and couldn’t stand. She didn’t want to make things difficult for herself, nor did she want to change her worldview to cater to them.

Working as a receptionist was so nice. She only had to smile at the customers and her superiors every day. Wasn’t smiling the right way to live? Why did she have to live such a complicated life? “That’s because you don’t know the meaning of being a receptionist,” she said.

The other receptionist pressed. “Tell me what you’ve realized over the years then”

Stella had a serious expression on her face as she showed her colleague a standard and professional smile. Her smile, showing eight snow-white upper teeth, was so dazzling that the other receptionist couldn’t help but feel a little awkward, “Smile, smile, and smile.”

The other receptionist was speechless. She was sure that Stella had already lost her mind.

Trevon pushed the door open and walked into his father’s office. Meanwhile, Caleb was signing a document with his head down. He thought that his secretary had entered without knocking and scolded coldly, “Are there no rules anymore?”

Trevon smiled. “It’s me. Dad, you’ve been working hard.”

Hearing the voice of Trevon, who he had not seen for a long time, Caleb finished signing and put the pen back into the pen holder. He looked up at his son, who was standing in front of him, and noticed that his arm was no longer bandaged. Rachel had said that his son was seriously injured.

Now, didn’t seem to be that serious.

probably plotting something. Although Caleb never got to know his son very well,

asked with concern.

was still

on ceremony and instructed, “You can come back to work

concisely. “Okay.”

that your mother and I can visit Natalie’s

“Not now. I’ll tell you when

grunted, “Okay. Don’t wrong Natalie though, and don’t act foolishly again. It’s not like she can only have you”

“I know. But I

much. They only did so because of Natalie. Caleb teased. “I thought you would only talk when you’re

this atmosphere not bad either. Ever since Caleb was injured, Rachel and Caleb had never sat down and chatted with Trevon like this. They didn’t know what to do with their son, who had always been concise and cold-blooded,

help, I have

he

had really put a lot of effort into Trevon’s love life. He was either teasing or encouraging him. If Trevon still couldn’t get it right,

Trevon said. “Ill bring them home tomorrow. If you want Jasper to stay in the

talking about it every

“Okay. I’m leaving”

he finished speaking. Trevon got up, pushed the door open, and left. Caleb watched his son’s back as he left and was relieved that he had changed. He was finally not an emotionless robot anymore. He no longer looked so cold. He also spoke a lot more. Caleb muttered to himself.

Jim followed him

“Shoot.”

in front of his desk. He stared at Trevon, who was standing in front of the

in Athana. This was originally a good thing. For Athana, there were only benefits. After all, the medical standards of Sapphire City

project was stuck, it could only be because Joseph was an outsider. Some people wanted to earn a sum of money from him and blocked his project deliberately. They were doing so because they didn’t know who he was. After all, Joseph was never in the

still be ignorant enough to not know who he was. They would still get in

call and tell him

thought to himself, “Would anyone in Athana dare to ask you for

that Joseph was one of his men. If anyone wanted to stall.

Jim still responded, “Yes, I’ll do it now,”

efficient as always, and doing it in the name of Trevon was indeed very easy. Jim passed on Trevon’s words directly. As expected, the other party agreed readily and even said that they would guarantee efficiency in approving the project

time, in Grand Manor