Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Liberty slammed their reports onto the table, her expression filled with anger. The moment she saw them, she didn't hold back. Marco casually pulled out a chair and sat down. "Liberty="

"Who told you to sit?" Liberty cut him off sharply. "In this company, address me properly. It's President Farrell. I've changed my last name to Farrell. From now on, I am Liberty Farrell." Her voice was firm, commanding. Marco hesitated, then reluctantly stood up. Liberty's gaze swept over the three brothers. "With your attitude, no company would tolerate you. Vice Presidents Janzen, I'm warning you if you don't shape up, don't blame me for what happens next. I don't care whose sons you are. Farrell Group doesn't keep slackers. And we certainly don't keep people who coast along, doing the bare minimum!"

Marco scoffed. "President Farrell, this work used to be done by others. We've never handled these tasks ourselves. If we actually had to do it, our mother would have taught us how. But you fired our secretaries and expect us to handle it alone. How are we supposed to? We're leaders-big or small, leaders delegate. That's the job. Management is about overseeing, not doing everything ourselves.

The moment Liberty took over Farrell Group, she got rid of the three brothers' secretaries.

Before that, most of their work had been done by subordinates. Now, Liberty was making them handle things personally.

To be honest, even if they wanted to do the work, they wouldn't do it well.

They were used to giving orders, not following them. After all, they were vice presidents-the sons of the company's former president.

Back when Shiloh was alive, she was the chosen successor. The three of them had been her brothers, walking around the company like they owned the place. No one dared challenge them.

They had power. Influence.

People flattered them.

them with respect, eager

But now?

They were nobodies.

to subsidiaries. One by one, those who once ded them

when Kathryn

first, they

nothing more than a nobody-weak, incompetent, not worth their time. Even

their mother started relying more and

treating her with respect.

it hit

She had pretended to be weak, only

realized what was happening, it was