When Her "Death" Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel)

Chapter 971 She Is Just A Secretary

All of Miranda’s sales staff were at Cecilia’s disposal.

Before handing them over to Cecilia, Miranda held a meeting with the sales team leaders. “You are only lending her your time temporarily. Don’t treat her as your leader; she’s just a secretary, understand?”

Naturally, the sales department team leaders listened to Miranda.

“Yes, Ms. Miranda, we definitely won’t listen to her.”

“You can’t just ignore her completely. At least put in a half–hearted effort, got it?” Miranda said with a laugh.

Cecilia thinks she can replace me? Hah! She clearly doesn’t know her own worth.

“Understood.”

These team leaders, of course, were more than happy to laze about, but they also harbored some concerns. “Ms. Miranda, how long are we expected to keep this up? After all, we’ve got families to care for. If we don’t focus on our work performance, our monthly wages will be insufficient.”

It suddenly dawned on Miranda that she had completely forgotten to set a deadline for Cecilia.

She picked up her phone and dialed Cecilia’s number.

“Ms. Smith, our staff has been asking, how long do you think you’ll need? They certainly don’t want to be idle following you around all day. Everyone here relies on their sales performance to put food on their table.”

property’s owner, along with the various surrounding facilities

she already had a plan in mind.

That’s quite a short amount of

Cecilia possibly knew Imminence

is too long. Ten days

that ten days was

and you’re telling me you can’t se supplier in ten days?”

Cecilia

no issues as long as

her employees. She insisted that no matter what

nodded

“Good.”

instructions, Miranda handed them over

lounged around idly as they

managing us?

I wonder if she even

“Shh! She’s coming.”

walked in, everyone just pretended to settle

finding a seat, she addressed everyone, “Let’s start with a brief self- introduction from each of you. Keep it to a maximum of three sentences

Cecilia had made a bet with Miranda, she had no intention