Accidentally Pregnant After Divorcing The Billionaire (Jonathan and Teresa) novel Chapter 102

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102.Chapter 102

After she hung up, Evelyn said Isabel wanted to see her, so she told Teresa to get off. Teresa clenched her hands at that. “Well, I wish you happiness!”

With that, she got off. Tears rolled down her cheeks. Even if she was no longer Evelyn‘ s baby girl, she still wished Evelyn all the best.

A few days later, Teresa was back at the office, having just finished a meeting. The month was coming to a close, and the company’s quarterly financial report was out, waiting for her review.

Back in the car with Evelyn, Teresa had even mentioned how everything was going smoothly, and the company was making money. Despite the good sales and profits, she was baffled by how the final numbers showed that the company was operating at

a loss.

Teresa contacted Benny, asking him to come over. Benny, being considerate, visited Teresouth Group. The second he arrived, Teresa caught the scent of his cologne and frowned. “Where have you been fooling around again? You smell like a perfume shop.”

Benny laughed. “I’m quite the flirt, but I do set my boundaries.”

“Says he who patronizes the bar three times a week,” mocked Teresa.

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Benny clicked his tongue. “There are only three reasons I go to the bar–either to drink. with your hubby, entertain my clients, or watch the ladies dance.”

“You can’t expect anything good out of a foul mouth. Let’s talk business.” Teresa stomped on Benny’s shoe. The reason she asked for Benny was to see if his accounting firm could handle her company’s future account reconciliations.

“You really treat me like family,” uttered Benny.

“Better to let you have the money than someone else, old friend.” Teresa chuckled and made Benny coffee. Then, she also asked Benny to analyze why, although the sales were decent, the financials showed a loss.

“Instead of asking me how to run a company, your best bet would be seeking Jonathan’s advice. He’s got business experience and studied finance. His words would carry considerable weight,” suggested Benny.

Benny pronounced, “It’s not exploitation. Your company’s just getting started. After deducting renovation costs and other expenses, you’re already in debt. With such high pay, the money is only gonna go straight to your employees.”

“I’ve set the base salary at 2,600 dollars; no way it’ll go lower. My employees are all good. I’m not gonna change the wage,” Teresa insisted firmly.

Benny thought Teresa was too stubborn for her own good. “Even if you half the offer to 1,300 dollars a month, there’d still be people lining up to interview at your company. In times like this, there really isn’t a shortage of people.”

Still, Teresa insisted that she would never go lower on the salary, Benny piped up once more, “Then, why don’t you get some big company to form a long–term partnership with? Your current partners are all small fry; your profits, are minimal.”

He went on, “Horizonlead Group brings such a lucrative opportunity, and it’s right at your doorstep. You don’t even need to do a thing. Just a smile, and Jonathan will come to you himself.”

Teresa’s expression turned icy. “You done? I told you we stopped staying in touch, so quit mentioning him, okay? Just go. I’ll handle my company’s matters myself.”

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