Dear Sweetheart

Chapter 103 She Handles The Department Of Regulators

“That’s strange for an interpreter like her to join us in this conference room.” The woman next to Edith did not speak too loudly, but her tone was filled with mockery as she asked, “Are we allowing everyone to have a seat here?”

Rayna glanced at that woman and confirmed it was Brooklyn Faymon, Curtis’ cousin.

Brooklyn sounded upset about this arrangement, but so was Rayna.

She told Curtis that she did not want to clean up the mess even if he had to transfer another employee from the Norham branch. Yet, she was requested to join the executive meeting.

“Ms. Faymon, it’s been a while since we last met,” greeted Rayna with a smile. She hated it the most when someone was mocking her like that. It was plain arrogant. “I understand what you mean, especially when there are two of us representing the translation department. I admit I’m far from qualified to have a seat here, but you have to understand a mere employee like me couldn’t refuse to attend the meeting when the boss asked for me through an email. Ms. Faymon, I’m sorry if you feel like my presence is an eyesore to you.”

Brooklyn most probably did not expect Rayna to talk back. Her face darkened instantly.

No one else in the conference room said anything.

Everyone knew why the meeting was held that day. It was to appoint the new supervisor of the translation department. Since this matter had nothing to do with the other departments, they figured they could sit there and watch.

Later, more and more people stepped into the conference room. Soon, it was packed with representatives from different departments, including those who were often on business trips that Rayna barely saw in the office.

Five minutes before ten o’clock, the door to the conference room was pushed open again. Curtis stepped inside with his secretary, Naomi.

He wore a dark gray suit that day. His tall, muscular figure and sharp features exuded a casual, indifferent, and powerful aura. Each of his movements was accompanied by an icy-cold temperament.

Then, Rayna noticed his necktie.

tie clip underneath. Rayna could tell at one glance that the tie clip was from Armani, and the necktie looked very familiar.

“Good morning, Mr. Faymon.”

the rest immediately stood up and greeted him. Rayna also snapped back

sat down. Naomi sat beside him and quickly opened her notebook, looking

aura had not decreased a bit. He said, “I’ve gathered everyone here for the meeting today to address the new supervisor for the translation department. Unfortunately, Mr. Lawson passed away unexpectedly, and we only have an acting supervisor now. Still, an acting

in response to that. It was

acting supervisor, Edith, is a senior staff in the translation department. I can see that she is serious

tapped his fingers on the desk and hummed in response. “You’re right. Edith has joined Faymon Group for many years,

delighted, whereas

can we appoint her as the supervisor? Why did he even ask me to join this meeting? Just

the new supervisor, Curtis continued, “She can be a team leader in the department but

the conference room was pushed open again. A

up, introducing the man to everyone in the room, “This is Elliot Hopkins, who just

probably did not expect a dark horse. Rayna

look forward to working with all of

Faymon, isn’t this arrangement inappropriate?” After a moment of startle, Brooklyn asked, “Shouldn’t we assess his capability before appointing him? After all,

here after learning his capabilities.” Curtis smiled calmly. The look in his eyes was unfathomable. “Just like how Mr. Saunders

hidden meaning behind his words, Brooklyn changed

have another announcement to make.” Curtis swept a glance across the conference room, and he seemed to have fixed his gaze a little

and the workload is too huge for them to handle on

changed when they

setting up the Department of Regulators would give that department

in their expressions and explained, “The Department of Regulators has access to all departments in Faymon Group and handles everything, including tasks at my office. It is equivalent to my right-hand man. It doesn’t matter if I’m in the office, that department represents me, and