My Poor Husband Is A Billionaire

The Substitute Wife My Poor Husband is a Billionaire

Chapter 1042 Recommend Tasha

“It’s okay,” said Vivian, rolling up her sleeve and glancing at her prestigious wristwatch.

Janet nodded and then headed to the tea room to brew a cup of coffee for Vivian. “It’s not the finest brew, but it’ll have to do.”

As Janet sat across from Vivian, she asked pointedly, “What brings you to me today?”

Vivian took a sip of her coffee and grimaced, the instant flavor leaving a bad taste in her mouth. “I’m here on business,” she said directly.

Janet asked, “What can I do for you about business?”

Vivian said, “As they say, leave it to the experts. The welfare institute we visited before is in need of new uniforms for the kids. The Larson Group wants to help. Customizing uniforms for the children is of the utmost importance since they just can’t stop getting taller and taller! And with you, Mrs. Larson, at the helm of the Larson Group, I know we’ll be in good hands.”

I believe you’re in charge of public relations and charity work for the Larson Group, but I suggest running

in the wake of Miss Turner’s departure and this was her plan. Unfortunately, Mr. Larson is currently out of the country on business, so I’m unsure of his stance. That’s

now had suspicions about her true intentions. She then remembered Brandon’s warning to be cautious around

willing to help, we can solidify our partnership today,” Vivian pressed

Janet said. At that point, she had an idea, so she called Tasha over, who was celebrating her success with her coworkers, and said, “Well, I’ll recommend a designer who is similarly

Janet wanted. “What can I do

She won the gold prize in a children’s clothing design competition today, and

a moment of thought, Vivian replied coolly, “I appreciate your recommendation, but I would prefer to work with someone I’m familiar with. Mrs. Larson,

was obviously aware that Janet was

trust me, you won’t be disappointed,” Janet insisted. In Vivian’s opinion,

in a lot of hard work and dedication in my designs. I believe I have a better understanding of children’s clothing than

her

those closely

design works. “It’s an honor to be acknowledged by