Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Chapter 618

“Tell me, Hank. Did you offend all your clients? what did you do?”

Hank managed to secure plenty of business and made a lot of money for the company. He entered Waltham Electronics as soon as he graduated and worked here for many years, so he was considered a tenured employee. The boss trusted and relied heavily on him.

There were numerous managers in the company, but Hank was the youngest.

He was promoted to the position of a manager because he brought great profits to the company. Although the management was jealous, they could not say anything about it.

The boss attached great importance to Hank. If he was invited to a business reception but was unavailable to attend, he would ask Hank to go in his stead to see the world and attract more customers for the company.

Hank did not let him down either. After attending the business reception, he indeed got to sign many more orders for the company.

However, now, all the orders that Hank signed were either canceled or had their cooperation suspended. Although there were other clients who changed their minds, the way Hank’s clients changed their minds was more pronounced.

“I didn’t offend the clients, sir. I've always put the clients first. How could I have done something to offend them?”

I'll try my best to salvage the orders and cut

to take their annual leaves prematurely this year. If you don't

carefully, Hank. Have you ever offended anyone? The situation now makes it obvious that the company is deliberately being suppressed. We originally stood on

being suppressed, our business is being taken away by

furious, to say

struggling to

was also

knew that they were being targeted and deliberately suppressed, but he had no

only said that they could no longer

even get an idea who was targeting them because the one suppressing them was

cold sweat on his forehead and said,

say he offended someone, it would

was not

aunt, who was the missus to the head of Stone Group, that was only confirmed yesterday. However, the company had lost

nothing to do