Beyond the Divorce

Chapter 1039 Hidden Depths

When we walked out, we saw Mr. Cameron there in person to greet us, to my surprise. That truly warmed my heart.

After exchanging pleasantries, Mr. Cameron asked, "Ms. Chloe, should we go to the hotel first so you can get some rest or head straight to the factory?"

"Of course we'll go to the factory first. We can have lunch at your factory," I replied without hesitation.

Mr. Cameron laughed heartily. "You're definitely someone who gets things done, Ms. Chloe. I'll gladly follow your lead. Let's go to the factory."

We got into the car. Mr. Cameron drove, and we headed straight to the factory.

During the ride, we had a great conversation. As we traversed the city, Mr. Cameron enthusiastically told us about Gerby.

Casually, I said, "I heard that Keller's Dairy is doing well in Gerby."

"Oh? You know about Keller's Dairy?" He smiled and glanced at me in the rearview mirror. Then he continued, "It's been renamed Chandler's Dairy. The old Keller family is no more."

was

from the Keller family

at me in the rearview mirror

only heard about them. They say the current head of

tone was full of disdain. "He married someone's daughter and eventually took over their business. I'm not sure if the many rumors I've heard are true or not. We don't have much contact with them. That person, though seemingly righteous, is not

didn't have

window. He didn't continue the topic of the Chandler family, and

Doors was in a suburban area. I didn't know how big their factory

clear that Mr.

He had travelled to Foswood to meet me and had come to pick us up personally. It was evident that he was

hidden your capabilities, Mr. Cameron. To be honest, I didn't expect your factory to be this

to this new factory at the end of last year. The old factory in the urban area was small

was only completed recently. To be honest, you're the first clients to visit the new factory. I can see that

happily, not awkwardly or insincerely, while guiding us

it looked exceptionally standardised. Production workshops, warehouses, offices, dormitories, and canteens were well-organized and

me the meticulous production procedures,