Overwhelmed by the Billionaire’s Persistent Pursuit

Chapter 496: After returning to her office, Candice placed the files down before retrieving her laptop and notebook, which she then took with her to the meeting room. The new meeting room was as tall as three floors and featured a massive mural painted by a renowned artist, showcasing flowing lines and breathtaking scenery. Additionally, the room was equipped with comprehensive audio and video capabilities. All the partners, including Bettina, had already assembled when Candice arrived. She greeted everyone with a nod before taking her seat.

The meeting was straightforward and easy to follow. It was their first gathering in the new office premises. The primary agenda was to discuss recent projects and delegate responsibilities. Bettina assigned additional tasks and commended the team. "Lately, our law firm has experienced significant growth, thanks to everyone's collective efforts. We are excited to welcome several new lawyers and over ten assistants. Please ensure a smooth transition for our newcomers." Bettina asked Candice, "Do you need another assistant?

You seem to have a heavy caseload lately." Candice shook her head and responded, "No. However, I want to hand over some cases that are in their final stages to Mona. I have been occupied studying a large-scale acquisition case that requires considerable time." She planned to hand over all the cases in their final stages to Mona, handling only the human rights lawsuits and the Warren Building Materials acquisition case herself. Mona was known for her exceptional professional skills and attention to detail, and Candice trusted her the most.

When Candice shared her plan with Mona, the latter said, "No problem." Candice nodded and said, "Thanks. Let's split the commission from these cases equally." Mona smiled casually. The partners' meeting was short. Your favorite tales live at gⱯlnσνs． When it ended, there was a sudden knock on the door. "Come in," Bettina called out. The meeting room door opened, and the receptionist appeared. "Miss Reeves, someone brought coffee and desserts. Everyone in our firm has one. Should I bring yours in for you?" the receptionist asked respectfully.

Instinctively, Bettina thought it was Milton who had bought the desserts and coffee. She frowned and said impatiently, "Return them to the Royal Garden Corporation." Last time, when they held a partners' meeting, Milton also sent lunch over. "But this is from Mr. Harman, the CEO of the Harman Group. He sent the food here in person," the receptionist said hurriedly. Candice was stunned. Greyson did what? Bettina frowned, stood up, and decided, "Today's meeting is over. Let's go." Then Bettina told the receptionist, "The meeting is over. Don't bring the food to the meeting room.

Distribute it to everyone at their desks." . . .