Contract Marriage With The Disabled CEO

Chapter 75 Work Hard

The meal was had in a strange atmosphere.

In a bad mood, Jeffrey left with Emily right after breakfast.

Betty finished the bird’s nest and then left with Kerwin.

In a good mood, Old Bruce claimed that he would go for a walk and saw them out.

Kerwin’s wheelchair slid into the car. Just as Betty was about to follow behind him, Old Bruce pulled her.

“Betty,” he said with a cryptical look. “You did a good job yesterday, but I can tell you from my experience that the odds of one-shot success are slim. You should continue to work hard at home.”

Betty froze for a moment, realized what he

meant, and blushed.

Seriously?

She promised to comply and hurried to the

car.

Finally, she passed through the banquet without a hitch.

As the deadline for the latest issue of the

magazine was drawing near, everyone was

frantic in the office.

Even Jeffrey had no time to find faults with Betty. He was also focusing on his work.

biggest crisis since the establishment of the magazine. Fortunately, the second interview with Kerwin came in time and brought them to a new high in sales. They were able to recover a

had to rely on themselves

processing plant and

had drawn a lot of attention in the country. Everyone was convinced that this topic would cause a sensation. They worked overtime, intending to dig up everything about the

factory.

of the magazine, Betty also worked overtime even though she was not in

late on typesetting in the office. Swollen with pride, Lydia came over, threw a file on her desk, and said, “Betty, this is the record of the workers in that factory. Many of them don’t have relevant licenses.

too much on her plate. Lydia’s request made her frown. “Lydia, my hands are full.

rounded

the interview on my own! The work of sorting out files alone is heavy. Do you want me

brows and explained, “I’ve got a

you…”

but don’t get cocky. You can’t

you.”

raised her voice. People’s attention

Betty’s face fell.

a deep breath, picked up the file, and said in a bland

a complacent look on her face, Lydia intended to brag, but Betty spoke

flatter

to the magazine just because you did an interview.

Iwo years

mean, but she was telling

the same time. One year ago, she was capable of handling cases on her own while Lydia could only do odd jobs

turned ashen as she hadn’t expected Betty to counter. Embarrassed by the

and gave Betty a thumbs up. “That was awesome! I’ve found Lydia annoying in the past few days. It’s

no comment and started to process the file

on it,

horrible. Most of its employees were farmers from other cities. They didn’t

for a moment and asked, “What will happen to