Dear Sweetheart

Chapter 124 Alfred Is Here

Sienna was seated at Curtis’ usual seat, and Brooklyn was seated next to her. Their intention was obvious.

When Rayna walked into the conference room, Brooklyn frowned and said, “Rayna, your department has been set up by the ex-CEO, Mr. Faymon alone, and he did not inform anyone else. You shouldn’t be here even though you are the manager.”

Brooklyn’s words were different from what Edith had told her when she first went there, but they both meant the same thing.

And she refers to Curtis as ex-CEO. It looks like they can’t wait to kick Curtis out of the company.

Rayna gave a faint smile before saying, “Yes, you’re right. But, the establishment of my department is also supervised by the senior management. Ms. Faymon, I’m not sure what you mean when you said that no one else has been informed. Are you referring to the shareholders or the rest of the vice CEO? Unless there is a change in the position of the CEO, the shareholders will not interfere with any changes done in the upper management. As for the duties of the vice CEO, they are to assist the CEO in the management of the company and respect his decisions.”

Brooklyn’s expression changed drastically when Rayna refuted her. She smiled coldly and said, “You think you’re clever, don’t you?”

“Enough. Don’t hold it against someone younger than you,” said Sienna softly.

After that, Brooklyn stopped talking.

As far as the shareholders were concerned, Rayna meant nothing to them even though she was Curtis’ aide. Other than Brooklyn, no one else even bothered to cast a glance in her direction.

Very soon, the meeting began. Just as Rayna had guessed, the meeting was regarding Curtis’ accident.

Sienna said, “Curtis is my nephew, and I’m well aware of what he has done for the company. I certainly didn’t expect him to get into such a serious accident. His legs are badly injured, and he’s still unconscious.”

Jack also added, “Curtis can take his time to recuperate in the hospital, but Faymon Group cannot wait for him indefinitely. Just today alone, Faymon Group has lost three billion. Faymon Group needs a leader immediately.”

The shareholders did not want to see such a thing happening.

of them badly. Within a short period of time, Curtis would not be able to manage Faymon Group. Hence, they would need

Sienna appeared gentle and calm. However, the position in which she

position for a long time.

to help out in Faymon Group. But Old Mr. Faymon has said before that there can only be a

still lying in the hospital, and we have no idea where he will come around. As of now, only Brooklyn is in Faymon

the end of the table and enjoying

she realized that some people were far worse than she had imagined when their personal interests

the shareholders had contacted Sienna. Both parties had come to an

did not attend the meeting. Obviously, Jack and Dexter were no match

Sienna would be

other choice. “Ms. Sienna, there are already three of

expect Rayna to find fault with her at a crucial moment. She was somewhat displeased but still maintained her composure. “Didn’t I mention just now that

be in the condition right now, but he hasn’t been dismissed by Faymon Group yet,” said Rayna calmly. “If you take

either a shareholder or a vice CEO. You’re only a manager. What makes you

not angry at all. Instead, she asked the shareholders, “All of you have asked for the higher management to attend this meeting. Yet, we aren’t allowed to talk? Then, what’s the point of asking us

still a part of the Faymon Group.” Jack seized the

stressed and dared not

held a portion of the shares of Faymon Group. The total

and decisive. If they really broke his rules, Alfred

Group was a lucrative business. Only

Rayna. Since the first time she met her at the hospital, she had not gotten a proper look at the young woman.

in the secretarial department. In fact, they had a number

Curtis to have someone as aggressive as Rayna by his side. How dare

of Faymon Group, so naturally, I cannot be the

you have gone against your superiors and interfered with the shareholders’ decision. As