Love On Ice: Don’t Leave Me, My Charming Liar

Chapter 437: "Aren't you going to thank me?" "Mr. Brooks, I think it's best we avoid contact in the future. Thank you for today." With that, Nyla withdrew her hand, shut the car door, and walked away without a backward glance. Ethan remained in the car, sinking into his seat, lost in thought. What did he truly want? "Ella, there's a meeting request from the Marshall Group." "Ella, the McCoy Group is interested in exploring a collaboration with you." "Ella, you've been invited to a banquet by the Haywood Group." As Nyla entered, Ellen immediately began updating her on the day's schedule.

"Why so many invitations?" Nyla questioned. Touching her face in an embarrassed manner, Ellen replied, "These are just a few of today's engagements. The meeting is about to begin." "Alright, I'll join in five minutes," Nyla said with a nod. She placed her items on a chair and proceeded to the meeting room. Following the previous night's banquet, SKT Group's sales had doubled, clearly signaling the event's success. The admiration for the new vice president within SKT Group grew. "Did you see? The new vice president managed to double our sales in just one night." "I did notice.

Our department head has been in such a great mood today; he didn't criticize anyone. It felt almost miraculous." "And in our section too. Our department head was so agreeable today. He even approved a leave request on the spot, which is unheard of around here. Usually, it's such a hassle that no one dares to ask." In the office, employees whispered to each other, some sipping their coffees while they talked. After all, the managers were all in a meeting. Your next story is at gαℓησνs․com "It looks like the new vice president's influence is really significant." "An overnight success?

Would anyone care if she wasn't attractive? They're just captivated by her looks." A discordant voice joined the murmurs. Everyone turned to look at a young woman with a red hairpin. The person beside her said, "Zhuri, are you out of your mind? Why would you say that?" Zhuri Armstrong scoffed, "Isn't it obvious?" One of the employees, Ruby Vargas, gave her a scornful look. "Being jealous is one thing, but why defame her? Do you have any actual evidence?" It was well-known around the office that Zhuri and Ruby were always at odds.

Their exceptional skills were the only reason they hadn't been let go; otherwise, one of them would likely have been dismissed already. "Do I need evidence? It's clear to anyone who looks," Zhuri retorted. . . .