The Secret Heir Return To Wealth And Love novel Chapter 370

Chapter 370

Ivy got up and quickly dashed over.

Hilaria frowned slightly, “Did you guys get a kitten?”

How could Cory live with these fluffy creatures?

“Electronic pet,” Cory answered.

“Well, that’s good.” Hilaria nodded and relaxed.

After looking at the photos, Ivy’s mood immediately improved, and she even wanted to invite Cory to join them at the small park. Cory refused and went back to his study to continue playing with his gift.

In her excitement, Ivy forgot about her mom’s handsome husband. She changed into her outdoor clothes and happily took Hilaria to the small park.

Bane Corporation.

Wayne was absent from the regular morning meeting this week, and during the meeting, a dispute broke out involving the vice president of the sales department, Alexis

Someone reported that Alexis was privately seeking personal gain at work.

In fact, this was a common practice in sales positions. Everyone knew about it but didn’t talk about it in public.

However, when someone presented evidence and officially brought up the issue at the meeting, it became a different matter.

Listening to the accusations from some shareholders, Alexis was annoyed. She glanced at Olivia. Yesterday, she had an argument with Olivia, and today this happened. She was well aware of who was behind this.

“Enough,” Alexis said impatiently.

A big–bellied man glared at her, “Ms. Leanos, you made a mistake, and how dare you keeping a bad attitude?!”

“Because your character is terrible, and you’re nowhere near Secretary Tesdal. It’s really the biggest loss to Hollywood that you didn’t become an actress and win the best actress!”

“Ms. Leanos, I’ve never offended you…”

Alexis thought Olivia was talking nonsense, as most of her clients were taken by Olivia. But she couldn’t say it.

If she did, she would fall into Olivia’s trap.

Alexis crossed her arms and looked at Olivia contemptuously, “Ms. Whaley, didn’t I just say it? Your character is so bad that no one likes you. It has nothing to do with whether you offend me or not.”

Olivia’s face turned even worse.

“On the account of us being former colleagues, I’d like to remind you all before I leave that Ms. Whaley is especially good at using other people’s hard–earned clients to do her own projects. If one day she suddenly becomes friendly to you, be on your guard and watch your clients closely, or Ms. Whaley will definitely take them. away, and by then, all the credit will be hers.”