Under the heiress facade

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Chapter 224

Were the wealthy all so capricious with their money? These cufflinks were worth 84 million dollars!

On the other end, at Shuttle Ventures‘ CEO’s office, Bemard was feeling irritated. She declined his call twice, and the third time he called her, she was on another call. Not long arier, Frederick came to make trouble for him again.

Since the afternoon, Frederick kept nitpicking with small issues in their accounts, questioning Bernard aggressively.

Bernard knew that he was doing this on purpose. Frederick was also going all out to trouble him. It was the weekend, but he was willing to work overtime to squabble with him in

The office.

As Frederick was also from the Killians, Bernard was willing to duke it out with him,

If Frederick wanted him to work overtime, then he would let Frederick work overnight. If one night was not enough, he would be prepared to let him work overnight for a whole week.

By the third day, Roman was ready to throw in the towel.

anymore. I’m so

Frederick were left in the office Roman took this chance to skimp on the table while

had drunk countless cups of coffee, and the empty cups were still on the table. Even so, he was still

find little mistakes in the company

shot himself in the foot

investment

his hotel and was about to find some nightlife entertainment, he received acall from Shuttle Ventures‘ vice president, Harold Harold told him that the information was ready, but he wanted to check

Of course,

the office “Let’s talk tomorrow. I’d Be

Bernard is waiting for you

instinct told him that

rest early. We can

that this is the weekend, which

it because this is an urgent matter? Since it’s so urgent, we should

that this was just a normal, yearly audit procedure, so it wasn’t urgent at all. He was just messing with Bernard by

prevent Bernard from using this to speak badly about him in the future,

the office

some things. Some of those issues were so inconsequential that he had the urge to smack the documents on their heads and call them out for doing

“They’re newbies. Please show them some understanding for the good of the company.”