Dear Sweetheart

Chapter 241 Lend Me A Few Employees

Curtis said nothing. Evidently, she had made the right guess.

Rayna sneered, “Mr. Tylinski is most probably the most ‘responsible’ assistant in all of Norwal City! Mr. Faymon, you’re lucky to have him.”

“If you like, you can bring him to Hatchair Group.”

“That I dare not. Hatchair Group cannot afford to hire him.” Rayna waved her hands hastily. Curtis’ words reminded Rayna of the upcoming bidding for the high-speed railway station, causing her to lean back in her chair and let out a sigh.

Rayna explained, “As for the bidding for the high-speed railway station in the eastern district, I’ve assembled a team of people from other companies. They did their best, but they didn’t meet my expectations.”

“You haven’t completed the bidding document yet?”

Rayna’s brows were knitted in worry as she replied, “If it was easy, I wouldn’t be so worried. This is my first time leading a project like this, and I’m not very good at it.”

Curtis grinned. “So what are you getting at?”

He had seen right through her, so Rayna grew shy. She coughed awkwardly and answered, “Everyone in the industry knows that Faymon Group only hires the best. I’d like to borrow a few employees from Faymon Group.”

“Hatchair Group is incapable but wants to win the tender for the high-speed railway project?” Curtis tutted. “Are you overconfident or just a fool?”

Rayna flew into a rage. “Never mind if you refuse to lend me your employees. Why did you have to insult me too? Well, money can work wonders. I trust that I can hire experienced team members if I offer them enough money. I must win the tender!”

If they were able to win the tender, it would be a major achievement for Hatchair Group and would also serve as a validation of Rayna’s abilities. It would be a huge step forward for the company and Rayna’s career.

The sight of her confidence made Curtis’ lips curl up. “You can borrow Faymon Group’s employees if you like,” he offered.

Rayna asked, “Is that a yes?”

Curtis considered the idea and responded, “Each person in Faymon Group has specific duties and responsibilities. If I were to send someone to Hatchair Group, it would likely reduce the productivity and efficiency of our group.”

Rayna understood the underlying meaning of his words. She harrumphed and snapped, “Just tell me how much you want.”

my help. Why are you acting like you’re the

like to request the temporary assistance of a few of your employees. Please allow me to compensate you for their time

can talk after

to suggest having Adrunian food when she noticed he was glancing at her. “Mr. Faymon, what do you want to eat? Let’s head to

and responded,

are the most annoying people ever.

for food when Rayna received a call from James asking her whereabouts. He told her that he and Kristie had not yet

house a shelter that takes anyone

anyone is allowed in, but there have been a few exceptions,” Rayna said impatiently. “My brother is going to be your future brother-in-law, right? Why are you upset about him having dinner at your house? You didn’t seem this upset when Ms.

against each other

facts. Step back!” Rayna slapped his head away and pushed the trolley ahead. Chuckling lowly, he followed

Rayna purchased three large bags of groceries that Curtis carried for

her carry shopping bags and be her

place, Rayna held a small shopping bag and entered his house using

she stood up from James’ lap and

was the first time James had found such a pretty girlfriend

it. She’s Mr. Faymon’s

began massaging her shoulders.

like to act? My new movie is about to start filming soon. Do you want to cameo in

company in need of

“Rayna—”

to Kristie’s enthusiasm. “I won’t make you break up, so there’s no need

Rayna. You’re so beautiful and kind. I want to introduce you to all the nice

voice rang out. “Who do you

that?” Kristie huffed in frustration. She

up to him. He furrowed his brows and gravely told Rayna, “His son is an

“Harry Verlice?”

“He kidnapped Kristie when her assistant wasn’t paying attention. I was on my way to rescue her when

Curtis was pretty