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Albert pushed the door and came in.

"Mr. Bennet, there was a problem in the operation of a software developed by Winnie. Our software engineers could not solve it."

Although there were problems on the work, Albert was glad.

"They cannot even solve the problem of software, what else can they do?"

Brian was not calm. His employees were elites, who could solve various problems, but they failed to solve a problem of software.

"Any damage to the company?"

Brian continued to ask.

"Yes, so it needs to be solved quickly."

Albert replied.

"What they were thinking? Did they burry the expertise in their stomachs?"

Brian was furious. Any high level would be furious about that.

"Don't be angry, Mr. Bennet. Now this problem needs to be solved urgently. Let's get Winnie here. She designed the software and she knew it better than anyone."

That was why Albert was glad.

"Must I get her back?"

Brian asked uncertainly.

Although he wanted to see Winnie, he was afraid Winnie would think too much.

"We can't solve the problem. The only way is Winnie. Mr. Bennet, the impact will be bigger if we delay. Let's get this done quickly."

Albert urged. If he had this right, he would pick her up directly.

"I'll call her."

Brian pulled out the phone. Albert was sensible and walked out of the office.

Seeing that it was Brian calling, Winnie put her cell phone away and didn't want to answer it. The two children were not with her, and she did not know what to say if she picked up the phone.

However, the phone kept ringing. Winnie had to pick up the phone.

"What's up?”

She asked coldly.

"There's something wrong with the software developed. They've tried and nobody can fix it. Can you come and fix it?"

Brian's tone was also cold. He got straight to the point.

He had never thought that their communication would be in this strange manner, which hurt his heart.

I'll

work, let alone it

is urgent. Better come

of his, so he had no right

was silent for

right, I'll be

the phone. She was not used

It was the first time she had gone back to the Bennet

up, would they look at her with strange eyes? especially Klara, who must look at her

the company, she met Klara. And she did look at her

I wait for you here and take you to the conference room of software

and with

It's

did not like Klara, she would not conflict with her

then took Winnie

began to go up, and neither man spoke.

longer the president's secretary because of

hatred. Winnie left, but she still affected her position in

with me. I left a long time ago, as you

the resentment and dissatisfaction in

if you hadn't told Mr. Bennet about it. Winnie, I did not

If it weren't for Winnie, she was still

did not expect that Brian would be willing to

not blame others

Bennet Group until I left, there was nothing you were not against me. I don't owe you anything. I have nothing against you. Why should you treat me like that? It was

her words were wrong. Compared with Klara's

it hadn't been for you, I'd always been around Mr.

I'm not the woman to be with him. Why do you go against me? Why don't you go to Penny? Why don't you go to Wendy? It is because I am too good,

over to offer help, why should she be treated coldly like that?

that everyone knew that the person Brian hated the most was her, the most

be the truth, otherwise, why didn’t they provoke Wendy or

"You..."

to express her resentment to

time, they looked at the open door of the elevator. Brian stood there, followed by Albert

like an

but there was

"Hello, Mr. Bennet."

she had doubt that why Brian

he never took staff elevator. Did

possibility, Klara's resentment towards Winnie

"Mr. Bennet."

could not change her mood as fast as Klara. She felt

to see Brian. After quarrelling with Klara, She would forget it, but seeing Brian made

room of the software department

If only he wouldn't embarrass her, if only he would keep his mouth shut and not add

did not say anything and directly walked into the elevator, but from the moment the elevator opened, his line of sight was on Winnie. And

long time no

"Hello, Winnie."