Wooing My Ex-Wife by Mr. Adeel

Whitney raised her head and shot an indifferent look at the ladies. “What do you want? Do you want to fight?’

Josie Ickleton, who shared a close bond with Lana, quickly offered a smile. “Absolutely not. This is the employees’ cafeteria, and it’s frequented by the company’s higher-ups and employees. It wouldn’t be wise to let the entire company in on the dispute within the logistics department, don’t you agree?”

Whitney lowered her head and ate her lunch. “If you want to fight, I’m ready to accept your challenge whenever you want. But if that’s not the case, then please stop bothering me.”

Her indifferent attitude made the ladies upset. Nevertheless, they didn’t express their anger as they still needed her help.

Lana spoke up. “Whitney, today’s incident was entirely my fault. I only intended to tease you with the mouse, but I never anticipated your ruthless reaction. Honestly, you’ve proven yourself to be more skilled and capable than our male colleagues in the department.”

Whitney grew impatient. “What do you want to say? Just be straightforward.”

“It was a harmless prank, so there’s really no need to involve the higher-ups, right? I know Isaac is your sugar daddy, but please, let’s keep this incident between us. I promise not to play any more tricks on you. Can’t we find a way to get along with each other?”

Whitney furrowed her brows as her hand froze midair. “Allow me to reiterate that I have no personal connection whatsoever with Isaac Turner. Please stop spreading rumors. I don’t want these baseless speculations to tarnish either my own reputation or that of Mr. Isaac Turner.”

The other ladies rolled their eyes silently.

It’s pretty obvious, though. Why is she still playing dumb? Is it that hard to admit that she got this job through him?

Reluctantly, they had no alternative but to relent and offer solace. Lana replied, “Fine if that’s what you want. We won’t bring this up again. You can focus on your responsibilities during your probationary period, and we’ll refrain from interfering in each other’s matters. What do you say?”

Whitney agreed readily, “I won’t complain to anyone. Don’t worry.”

She got up with her tray and left the table where she was surrounded by Lana and the others. She went to a secluded spot in the corner, settled down, and resumed enjoying her meal.

As soon as Whitney left, Lana couldn’t help but scoff. “Let’s just tolerate her for now. When her probationary period nears its end, I’ll figure out a way to get rid of her.”

Josie commented softly, “I must admit, she’s quite skilled. I can’t believe how swiftly she caught that mouse and fearlessly dealt with it. It seems she’s good at fighting. We should be cautious just in case she decides to retaliate.”

Lana remained unperturbed. “She isn’t the only one in the company with a backer.”

The other colleagues swiftly surrounded her, eager for some gossip. “Wow, Lana, who did you hook up with?”

her chest out arrogantly. “Guess

a manager or

me it’s a

wait. Could it be Mr.

curved into a smile, and

single for ages, and there’s never been a woman around him. Even his assistants are all male. Did

down, Lana was

morning,

those in the logistics department rarely had the opportunity to encounter the vice president, let alone

the heart of Mr. Newton, who is notorious for

my

wholeheartedly placed their trust in Lana and

admiration, began spinning intricate details about her alleged conversations with Charles. She found

private elevator when he’s at the office. Are you sure you bumped into him in the elevator? I

fallen for

use the regular elevator when he came to inspect our department yesterday? Why is it so hard to believe that I encountered him in

Well…

I was simply curious. I didn’t mean to imply that you

her annoyance evident as she angrily cut her steak into minuscule pieces on

other colleagues

what, it was true that Whitney was a gorgeous woman with blond hair, blue eyes,

would fall for her, and

lack of education, but they could never bring themselves to lie and

indeed jealous

company had a salary increase system in place every six months, but Lana yearned for more. She aspired to be promoted to team leader or even

position in Newton Group through connections despite her limited knowledge and experience. Her probationary period would probably be more lenient, a fact

lack of skill and competence hindered her chances of being promoted. On the other hand, Whitney had secured her position in Newton Group through connections despite her limited knowledge and experience. Her probationary period would probably

her

assistant. I must capture