Twins in Her Womb: Sir President, Please be Gentle by Heap Heap

Chapter 308 Singling Out Bianca

When Bianca went to work on Monday, she realized that her colleagues were looking at her in a variety of expressions, including sympathy, pity, disdain, and glee. Some people were whispering behind her back, but only Sue was the one who cared for her.

Sue could not take it anymore. She pulled Bianca to a corner and asked her about the post on Xeddit.

"Bianca, I've read the post, and I think that it's a false rumor. I know your character, and I don't think the woman in the post is you. Don't worry about it. You only have to focus on your work."

Bianca was moved.

She had a colleague who believed in her when everyone else was doubtful.

She said that she was fine and asked Sue about Nina.

"Nina was in low spirits. Her illness seemed to be quite serious, and she didn't talk much," Sue answered, not quite sure what was going on.

Nina used to be a positive and energetic young woman. No matter how sick she was, she had never been so lifeless.

Bianca felt guilty when she heard Sue's description. "It's all my fault..."

Sue did not know how Nina's condition was related to Bianca.

She jokingly tapped Bianca's shoulder and said, "What do you mean? We all get sick at some point. Her sickness has nothing to do with you. She'll be fine after a few days' rest. Don't worry, her mother is taking care of her at home."

you completed the design, Bianca?" The department lead walked

with a

breasts jiggled up and

design?" Bianca was

employee of T Corporation, Bianca!" The department lead said unhappily. "Do you think that your family owns the company, that you can come and go whenever you want? You might have taken a leave of absence, but I've sent all your tasks to your work email. Didn't you have

reply. She knew that she had

had not been checking her work email for the past few days. She did not expect that the department lead would assign tasks to her

shirk off responsibilities. "I'm sorry, Madam," she said, "I didn't check my mailbox, and so I didn't see the tasks you've assigned me." "You're not dedicated to your job, Bianca," the department lead scolded loudly, "Don't you know that you should at least check your mailbox even if you're not in the office? As a designer, how could you ignore

the point of apologizing? You'll have to submit the design by tomorrow. The client has already asked for it several times.

that the department lead was

not checking her mailbox when she had the

it as a lesson and reminded herself that she would

the department lead had sent her an email two days

need not perform any work- related tasks while they were on leave, but the department lead was deliberately

the department lead was not fond of Bianca, she was all too

stole a glance at the

why did the department lead assign such a difficult task to a new employee like you? There are so many experienced designers in the company." "Is there a problem with

but with the client. Six famous designers in our company produced more than a dozen drafts for them, but not only had they rejected everything, but they also said that our designs are worthless... I handed in two drafts as well, but they're both rejected. I'm not sure what kind of design the client wants, but I don't think they ought to be nitpicking so

not say anything. She

task to her, she would do her best no matter how