My Poor Husband Is A Billionaire

As soon as Janet sat down at her desk, Gerda swiveled her chair around to face Janet.

"Did you hear the news? The annual intermediate designer evaluation is about to begin.Everyone‘s been running around like headless chickens trying to prepare for it.By the way, why’d you go on leave again yesterday?"

"Something urgent came up at home."

After taking a sip of water, Janet glanced around at the bustling office.

"It seems everyone’s excited."

"Of course everyone’s excited.This is a good chance to be promoted.Besides, the fall–winter fashion week is approaching.Everyone is secretly competing with each other."

Then, Gerda leaned over and whispered in her car, "There are only three positions.All the new designers are itching to get a spot.I know of two who have been working here for a while now, and they both have performed excellently.I just know that they‘ll get the promotion -but as for the third position, it‘s hard to say who will get it"

"There‘s a lot of people in our department.The competition must be tough."

Janet pressed her lips nervously, sensing that a fierce battle was about to begin.

While the battle had not yet begun per se, people were already loading their weapons.

"Well, what choice do we have? I know I‘m way out of their league, so I‘m pretty chill.After all, there are too many strong competitors this year.I feel like I‘ll just be cannon fodder out there."

Gerda sighed bitterly.

at Janet and her eyes lit

might

"Kaya?"

at her

Dixon–oh, right! She went abroad to study so you haven‘t met

wandered towards the tea

"That‘s her."

her gaze and saw a slender woman with

strode towards Janet, high heels clicking against the floor, and she asked, "Are

"Hello."

smiled and shook

upcoming project, and that many designers will need to participate.It‘s said that this will be used as a reference for the promotion.I‘m looking forward

already regarded her as

thanks.I also look forward to your

breathed a sigh

honest, she didn‘t want to put too

designers worked overtime, doing their best

recently, so she had spent less

to keep up the pace and finish her work.She hadn’t been with the company for that long, but her