Jojo and Coco's Unexpected Love

Chapter 192 Help, I’m So Scared

“Ellie, that was way out of line,” a colleague said.

“I was just joking. Don’t take it so seriously,” Ellie said.

“Seriously, who jokes like that?”

Chloe held onto her colleague’s arm, shaking her head. “Don’t worry about it. Let her say what she wants. We’ll just ignore her,” she said.

After all, Ellie did speak the truth, and there was no way to argue against it.

Ellie glanced at Chloe and walked away.

The rest of Chloe’s day was a hectic one. She spent the morning organizing business data and conducting analysis in preparation for the afternoon meeting. She remained occupied until the end of the meeting.

Afterward, Ellie approached with an air of authority and instructed, “Prepare the implementation project strategy for me by tomorrow. Make sure to include the cost, timeline, and projected results.”

stiff neck and questioned, “Aren’t these tasks supposed to be your responsibility? If I handle them for

important?‘ she added silently.

with and make any necessary modifications. This is an excellent opportunity for

grateful,” Ellie said.

can divide the tasks equally

darted around as an idea formed in her mind. “All right, that works, but

I’ll come by in the morning to add the

seemed fair within acceptable limits. With a clear goal in

wait for her. When he asked how long it would take, she provided an estimated

the lights suddenly went out, plunging the office into darkness. Chloe’s heart raced with panic as she struggled to maintain composure while groping for the switch on the wall. She could locate it based on her memory, but there was no response

must have cut

she stumbled and collided with cabinet corners, resulting in aching knees and piercing discomfort. Upon reaching the door, she discovered

on her cell phone. After a busy day, she had forgotten to charge it, and it was now down to a single

for a few more seconds. She found Joseph’s phone number and dialed it. It rang once, but before anyone could pick up, it abruptly shut. down. She stood frozen, utterly frustrated, and

tears.