Dear Sweetheart

Chapter 109 Uncle Curtis Will Take Responsibility

“Understood!”

Immediately, the Department of Regulators got busy. All of them worked late into the night to check every document in case the documents disappeared if they were one step too late. Sometimes, they would even sleep in the company.

However, their meals were taken care of by a small catering team. In fact, the team was at the employees’ service at all times. Anyone from the Department of Regulators only needed to make a call, and the food would be delivered within ten to fifteen minutes.

Thus, everyone in the Department of Regulators could not help but feel touched. Though they were tired, they were still well taken care of.

After looking through some documents, Rayna began to tremble in fear.

At first, she thought Faymon Group was just a complex organization. To her surprise, corruption was already happening among the company’s leaders. The amount involved in those transactions was tremendous.

No wonder Curtis wants to stay in Norwal City and establish the Department of Regulators rather than going to Norham’s branch. Faymon Group is going to be doomed if this isn’t dealt with.

Nonetheless, Curtis was unbothered when Rayna showed him the documents. All he said was, “Ms. Garland, I’m sure I’ve made myself very clear. The Department of Regulators is free to take matters into its own hands. There’s no need to report to me.”

His words rendered Rayna speechless.

What the h*ll? That means he’s turning our department into everyone’s enemy!

Regardless, there was no room for Rayna to make bargains. Given no choice, Rayna had to steel herself and deal with the matter. In less than one week, over sixty employees, including those with managerial roles, were fired.

Everyone in Faymon Group were panicking.

After all, everyone who was hired had to go through many stages of the selection process. Especially the executives, who took a long time to get to the top of the hierarchy. It was their first time witnessing Faymon Group firing so many people at one go.

Rayna said nothing in response to the private discussions and reprimands of the dismissed employees. Instead, she presented the relevant documents, which soon shut them up.

company’s secrets. They were considered lucky for still being alive after all the crimes they committed

part was done,

system. They were given a week of paid leave, and if they were

go on holiday. Oh my goodness! It must be totally worth it to stay in luxury hotels. Is your department still recruiting people? I’d love

after working

“I’m still jealous

just exiting the company’s lobby when they

He did not look like someone who was in his fifties. He had a perfect posture, a domineering aura, and a pair of sharp

arrogantly, “Oh, it’s you, Ms. Garland. Well, well. You’re quite bold for firing over sixty people in a couple of days. Everyone in the company knows who

merely responded politely, “I’m just doing my

it should be Mr. Faymon instead. No wonder everything was smooth sailing for you. You guys could even enter my office to look at my documents. Hmph. What are you up to? Are you guys going to

You can just tell me if I’ve done anything wrong. If you think I’m

you threatening me?” Jack raised his voice,

I wouldn’t dare

said, “Mr.

Rayna a

“That’s Mr. Saunders? It looks like he’s not someone to be trifled with. Did you see his eyes? They were like inverted triangles. People like him are vicious and cunning. He looks well and truly mad. Be careful, Nana. I

smiled

had nothing to be afraid of. After all, Curtis was her boss; he would

to get some rest. Unfortunately, BC’s

BC’s auto sales in Norwal City to pick up the car

before being brought over to view her car. The new model had four colors, and she

Once the papers were completed and fuel was added, Rayna

a single thing about the process. Even the car plate

the passenger seat. “How nice. You don’t have to

still get into traffic jams during peak hours.” While saying that, Rayna tapped on her phone to check the time. “I haven’t visited home in a while. Why don’t we