My Husband Is a Gary Stu

Chapter 129 You Are Projecting Your Phone Screen

Genevieve swiped down and looked at all the messages from the netizens. She sighed inwardly. Looks really are everything. They look at how handsome Armand is and instantly forgive him for what he did. Although, of course, Armand does have a nice body…

Genevieve stopped looking at the messages in the group chat. She put her phone down on the table.

When she raised her head, she noticed that her colleagues had already returned and were staring at her.

Genevieve placed her hand on a glass of water but did not pick it up. She asked a little hesitantly, “What is it?”

“Genevieve, you’re projecting your phone screen. Are you not aware?” said a woman who was sitting next to Genevieve. She pointed to the LCD screen hanging on the wall.

Genevieve’s phone screen was still on. The apps on her phone were also projected on the LCD screen in the conference room.

“My bad! I didn’t notice.” Genevieve quickly turned her phone off. She then picked the glass of water up and drank the water forcefully.

team leader returned. No one brought up the fact that Genevieve’s phone was projected on

did not see anything. She breathed

she was simply too

had already entered the conference

this, the news of her screen mirroring mishap had

get so bored and write messages to gossip group chats on Twitter!

someone in the

on the trending list after being shared for a few minutes. A

the CEO’s office to hand him some documents. He ran into the secretary and inadvertently looked at all the gossip that she was swiping through on her phone. When he saw the picture, the corners of his mouth

was so iconic that it was impossible for

posted this

the secretary, who could not help but smile. “I heard that when Genevieve attended a small meeting, she accidentally projected her phone screen and showed herself talking bad about her husband in a Twitter group chat. Not only does all of the employees of the company know

Steven was speechless.

the urgent documents. He also gave a separate file to Armand. “Mr. Faulkner,