My Poor Husband Is A Billionaire

Janet warily followed Tiffany into her office “Miss Fisher, is this about me asking for another leave yesterday?”

Janet bit her lower lip. She was aware that she had been asking for leaves too frequently lately. Sitting cross-legged on the sofa, Tiffany couldn’t help but giggle.

“Lind, I always suspected you might have something to do with Brandon, but never in my wildest dreams would i have thought you were his wife.”

It was known to everyone in the design circle that Tiffany was an artful and observant person. On more than once occasion, she noticed that Garrett was secretly helping Janet. But she knew that Garrett had a girlfriend at the time, so Tiffany boldly guessed that it wasn’t him who was in a relationship with Janet, but Brandon After all, Garrett worked for Brandon. It made sense that Garrett would pull the strings in Janet’s favor for his boss.

Now that her guess was confirmed, Tiffany was calm. She was not a snobbish person. She had grown a little partial to Janet, but only because she appreciated her talent and work ethic.

But she always maintained fairness as the department director and dealt with the company’s affairs professionally

took a deep breath.

I am my own. I still work for you. I won’t violate company rules just because I’m the CEO’s wife. Don’t worry.” Janet couldn’t figure out what was going on in Tiffany’s mind, but she tried to make her intentions

worried about that. I’ll be as strict as usual, and you’ll still be criticized if you do something wrong.” As

this question as a friend: now that everybody

head and said

heaved a sigh of

be a pity if you gave up your career just because you married a billionaire. Everyone in the Larson Group now knows who you are. If you choose to stay here, people will definitely fawn over and flatter you. You’re unlikely to encounter any obstacles and will easily climb the corporate ladder. That being said, staying in this kind of environment might not be good for your career growth. Take Patty’s case as an example. If you want to hone your skills further, I suggest you look for opportunities outside the Larson Group. The world is big. Don’t be a frog in the bottom of a well that can only see a small patch of sky above. A person with

want me to leave

Janet

Tiffany was just being frank but sincere and

“Are you sentimentally attached to this company?”