My Baby's Daddy

“Josephine, write these press releases and hand them to me before you leave work.”

A female voice rang. Following that, a few documents were thrown on Josephine’s

desk, which startled her.

She looked up and saw an egoistic woman looking at her with her arms folded. It was

Katrina, the director’s sister-in- law. She was one of the most arrogant people in the

TV studio, and unfortunately, she disliked Josephine the most.

After Josephine accepted the task, she had no option but to start working. She

skillfully read through the materials as she tapped on the laptop’s keyboard..

At this moment, the entire TV station was discussing who would take over Ain Lisette’s

position as the female anchor. Of course, the station intended to promote several

newcomers to train them. The first position Josephine interviewed for was the position

of a female anchor, so she had never given up on this dream. She dreamt of

becoming a well- known female anchor, and now, after three years of waiting, the

position was finally available.

Plenty of people were eyeing the position, and Katrina was one of them. Moreover,

she was the director’s sister-in-law, so she was undoubtedly the person with the

chance to move up. However, she wasn’t

so this could potentially

other hand, Josephine was the

professionalism, and broadcasting ability. Therefore, she and Katrina had

most likely competitors

morning writing manuscripts and went to the

canteen with Wren for lunch in the afternoon. The two sat in

someone walked over with a tray. As Josephine looked up,

from her while giving shooting

trying to take Ain’s position. My

me,” she said

your home. I believe that

should get the

but you’re not good enough for this

position will

taking it, or I’ll ask my sister to sack

up

turned her head and

arrogant she is. She’s

sons for the director. That gave her the confidence to

arrogantly.”

the TV station knew

why Katrina was bold enough

be true that the director had reserved the position for her. “Joey, are

planning to compete for the

Josephine, who had been planning her career path, knew very

be even harder to do so in the future, so