My Fabulous Girl Boss

Chapter 12

up on Dickinson International, or you’ll pay for it! “You know very well who Horacio Palfrey is. Anger me, and one Horacio Palfrey is enough to ruin you!” Sadie felt her heart lurch, but she gnashed her teeth and refused to back down. Wilson was getting impatient, but his phone rang, so he answered it aggressively, “What?” The other end of the line said something that caused him to spring up in shock. “Horacio Palfrey’s dead!?” He regretted it as soon as the words left his mouth, but it was too late to say anything. He hung up and leveled an unnerving stare at Sadie. “Sadie Wolfenden, consider yourself lucky! But it’s just one Horacio Palfrey. I can get another one! We’ll see if you insist on fighting for Dickinson International!” Wilson threatened and left Sadie’s office in haste. It took Sadie a while to recover. She found it hard to believe that the mafia boss of Clouspring, Horacio Palfrey, was dead. It was a tremendously good piece of news to her! She quickly called her father to share the news, the father and daughter rejoicing in it. After all, this meant that Wilson’s threat level had decreased! Sadie was in a good mood and hummed a tune. She even felt that the boring documents became interesting. When she was about to finish work, she called her best friend to ask her out for a drink in celebration, but the latter was busy. She came to the project department to see The Tetrad but could not help the frown when she opened the door and did not see Kayson. Easton got up promptly and grinned obsequiously, “Ms. Sade, what brings you here?” Sadie asked flatly, “Where’s Kayson?” Easton swallowed the term “Mr. Kace” just in time to put on a despising expression. “That fella? I haven’t seen him for the whole day! Who knows where he’s gone to!” “Skipping work, huh? Deduct $1,500 off his pay then.” First, it was Horacio’s sudden death, and then she got to deduct $1,500 from the jerk’s salary. Good things came in pairs today! Sadie hooked a finger. “Easton, let’s go! Come drink with me!” She was here specifically for Easton. It was not like it was the latter’s first time to go drink with her. “Sure thing, Ms. Sade!” Easton agreed cheerily. It had been days since he went out for a drink too. Sadie could care less that Kayson had skipped work. She took