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

Chapter 1021 A Childish Side

Jocelyn lowered her head. “Yes, Ms. Evans, Did she just call me Ms. Evans again? Cassandra wasn’t pleased.

If not for the fear of upsetting Nicholas, Cassandra really wanted to slap her across the face.

Cassandra knew that the woman standing before her, with her unremarkable looks and lack of feminine charm, was no match for her.

What she truly feared was Cecilia, so she decided not to quarrel with Jocelyn anymore.

“I want to meet with the general manager of the sales department,” Cassandra said.

“All right, I’ll take you there right away,” said Jocelyn, still maintaining her respectful demeanor. However, the straightness of her back was in stark contrast to her deference, not resembling a person who would bow and scrape.

Upon reaching the sales department downstairs, Jocelyn contacted the department’s general manager, Aaron Pearce.

Aaron, a man in his fifties, had relaxed his management style considerably. Most responsibilities were then delegated to the department managers below him.

Upon seeing Cassandra, a prominent client, he immediately greeted her with a warm smile.

was during a

to the office, they saw Cassandra seated at the head

to everyone, saying, “This is the representative from Jamieson Group. Everyone should ensure to serve Ms.

Jamieson Group was Orion Corporation’s largest business partner. No one dared

were all particularly

a project

not be aware, but Cecilia is my younger sister.

but express his surprise.

have discerned Aaron’s confusion and said, “We are half–sisters, sharing the same

“Oh, I sec…

Why does she want

didn’t really cover much. Mostly, Aaron instructed Cecilia on how to liaise with Cassandra, emphasizing the

meeting had concluded, Aaron asked for a

of yours. Right now, she’s Orion Corporation’s important business partner, someone no one

respect

“Understood.” Cecilia nodded.

said. Even the CEO of Rainsworth

Cassandra, but that didn’t necessarily mean Cassandra would easily let her off