My Poor Husband Is A Billionaire

"From the look of things, I’m certain that Janet’s colleagues are spreading the rumor because of her success on the job. They are jealous and intimidated by her. She is being too lenient with them. And that makes it more difficult to investigate,"

Ethan stated, his head teeming with different thoughts.

"Jeez! You never let an opportunity to praise your wife pass you by. Now I know how protective you are."

Garrett shook his head. Staring at Ethan, he put down his crossed long legs and took another comfortable position.

‘Wow, this guy has changed so much!’ he thought.

He had noticed some major changes in Ethan’s behavior these past few months. The previously cold and uptight Ethan was now warm and caring.

Lost in thought, Ethan leaned his back on the chair and stared blankly at Garrett. He suddenly snapped his fingers and said, "I have an idea. Since we can’t find the source of the rumor, we should try our best to provide Janet with all the resources she would need. Her works must be excellent so they will be selected to be displayed at the fashion show."

Garrett was pleasantly surprised to hear this idea. He abruptly stood up and his eyes lit up. With his shoulder lifted, he asked, "Wait, does this mean you are going to strike the Lester family again?"

was a subsidiary company under the auspices of the Lester Group. It

of the biggest rivals of the Larson Group. The major reason why the Larson Group came into

the first-place title this year. Ethan leaned forward, rested his elbows on the table, and clasped his fingers.

the other side. Janet had buried herself in work day and night. Tiffany’s advice had charged her up. She wanted to blind her haters with her success and show them that she wasn’t someone who depended on a backer. Her mockers were the very last people she wanted to lose to.

D-Day, many people gathered at the selection site

time for Larson Group and the Lester Group to

began to look at the design drafts carefully. They

Group and the Larson Group always went head-to-head every year. Their designs were often so excellent. But the

they had been in the business for longer and had

is concise and at the same time, innovative. The designer

confidently, "It seems the Lester

to make their final decision. But they were interrupted by a senior judge at the table.

I find this design from the Larson Group very

a little tacky and naive. They didn’t think it was fashion show material at all. But when they looked at it more carefully, their opinions changed. They saw that the design had many