My Baby's Daddy

“Oh, I get it! Remember Zuri Lindahl from NBO News? Didn’t the audience boycott her because of the scandals about her? This is a great idea, Miss Alford!” Katrina was thrilled. She didn’t expect to find a way to drag Josephine into the mud.

“That’s true, but the problem is how can we make up a scandal for her?” Tori acted as if she couldn’t think of something. She wanted Katrina to come up with the idea herself. That way, she couldn’t be implicated in the plot. Tori wanted Katrina and Josephine to fight among themselves.

Just as Katrina was cracking her head for an idea, Tori added, “If Josephine is removed from the position, I’ll write a letter of recommendation for you in support of you replacing Miss Ain.”

Katrina was ecstatic. With Tori’s recommendation and her brother-in-law’s connections, she was most bound to fulfill her dream of becoming an anchorwoman! “You will?” Katrina asked to confirm.

“Of course, and with my recommendation, the position will be yours. The only problem is that Josephine’s hold on that seat doesn’t seem shakable right now. I can’t help you, even if I want to!” Tori sighed. “I would much rather work with you, and in the future, if there’s anything you don’t understand, I would be more than happy to guide you.”

worry, Miss Alford! Let me handle this. I’ll think of something.” “You’ll need to hurry. I heard Josephine will officially take over

for help.” Katrina wanted to use everything within her means to pull Josephine down from the position. Tori nodded and patted Katrina on

an announcer? She’s only fit to be a pawn! Tori wouldn’t have bothered to associate herself with the likes

had no idea why Ethan wasn’t interested in

She felt as if Josephine was the only

news announcer had been removed from the position. It was all because of a scandal that broke out. How can I implicate Josephine in a scandal too? If I do a good job, I might even get to drive a wedge between her

also a domineering woman. When she found out that Katrina didn’t get what she wanted because of Josephine, she felt upset on her sister’s behalf. To her, Katrina’s standing in the company was also a reflection of her image, and as the boss’