“There are a lot of unpredictable things in the workplace,” said Janine. “I went through it and have lots of experience. I’ll teach Cordelia so she can explore her own career in the future!”

Cordelia felt like a free lunch was just thrown right to her from the sky, and she nodded profusely.

Janine looked at her lovingly. “Besides, I think that Cordelia’s a capable, determined, and smart girl. She’ll do well!”

“Aunt Janine…” Cordelia felt a sob. No one had ever complimented her like this.

Her mother was ill all the time in the past and rarely said things like this to her. It had caused her to assume she was stupid and did not deserve anything good. It was after growing up that she slowly corrected the thought, but the inferiority complex planted deep within still pricked her occasionally.

Janine rubbed her smooth hair. “My dear child, will you become my assistant and work with me?”

“Of course!”

“I’ll teach you well then. But I don’t have a good temper and am quite merciless at work. Can you stand it?”

“Yes!”

Janine looked at her with a grin.

“I knew it. You’re your mother’s daughter. You wouldn’t be weak!”

Cordelia did not understand what it meant. In her impression, her mother had always just been a regular housewife and had been ill. Why did it seem like she was someone impressive to Janine?

Maybe it was because they were best friends like she was with Linda—they thought that each other was the best too.

“Alright, enough of this.” Janine came back to herself. “Resign from your current work and complete the handover as soon as possible. Try to report yourself next week. What do you think?”

Cordelia agreed immediately. “No problem!”

Both of them chatted in glee, completely ignoring Zephyr, who was at the side.

The next second, Cordelia seemed to recall something and looked at Zephyr with a troubled expression.

Zephyr jolted. Did she finally remember that he was here?

Cordelia said after a pause, “Aunt Janine, can you… do me another favor?”

“Is it my fault then?”

was the one who had recognized the wrong person first, mistaking Yelena, who

being unreasonable had

Why didn’t you let me meet her sooner? You just don’t want us in-laws to meet, do

a certain someone saying that his marriage did not only concern the Hamertons but also the Bakers. The same

exasperated. “Can you be a little

you weren’t willing at all and even threatened me with pulling your

was baffled. The blame game could be played

looked at Cordelia

grinned, looking at her. “It’s okay, Cordelia.

talented young men and blue-eyed

was his mother for sure—she was

giggled and went over to hook arms with

kind offer, Aunt

down to rub noses with her fondly, grinning like he had the

held buffet-style to allow the guests free room for

hand in hand among their guests. Although it had been

held her hand. “No need to be envious

looked up. “Let’s hold a grand ceremony like this when it’s our

‘Wedding?’ Zephyr’s eyes sparkled.

focus was only on the word

marrying you! I just want to learn more things now and accumulate more experience so that I can stand next to you better in the

“You don’t

not?” Janine’s voice cut

pair. She smiled at Cordelia, growingly admiring her

right!” Janine nodded. “Whenever it is, women should stay independent in terms of

down

looked serious. “Everything in this world changes, including people. Only the skills and abilities you own

grow stronger and have the ability to handle things on

glittering like she was looking

would you like to join

“What?” She froze.

Group. I’ve invested in Wattz and changed its name to Imperial Media as the largest shareholder. I’m prepared to establish myself in Centrolis, and I need talented people

was surprised, delighted, and suddenly at

He was well aware of his mother’s working style. She looked so kind to Cordelia now, but that was

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