My Substitute CEO Bride

Chapter 366

Before Mr. Jamerson on the other end of the phone could speak, Sydney hung up.

Then, folding her arms, she declared, “Once I buy this industrial zone, the first thing I’ll do is fire you!”

The old man appeared to be in his 60s or 70s, and she saw no need for a man of his age to be a security guard.

The security guard flicked away some ash from his cigarette, dismissively replying, “I’d rather go home and enjoy my retirement anyway!”

Around ten minutes later, a portly, balding man rushed out.

Upon seeing him, the security guard promptly stood up and greeted, “Hello, Boss…”

Mr. Jamerson nodded with a smile, and then, with a fawning look, turned to Sydney. “My dear, I’ve been waiting so long for you!”

Due to financial difficulties, he was in desperate need of funds.

During their previous discussion, Sydney had mentioned she would think it over.

assumed that she might have found his asking price

confirm the purchase and even

all his problems

very efficient. Just to save some money, did you really need to hire an elderly gentleman to

crossed her arms and glanced at the old

“What’s wrong with being old? Am I taking anything from you? Don’t underestimate the elderly! I doubt even your grandfather

worth over 60 billion. Do you think he’d need to work as a

interjected, chuckling awkwardly. “Ms. Zell, this elderly gentleman is the father of Jupiter, the head of Jonford Inspection Office. And just a decade ago, he was also the president

Mr. Jamerson’s praises,

“The Long Lake Industrial Zone is rather remote and often attracts riff-raffs looking to extort protection money. None of them are a match for Mr. Holt. In other words, he’s worth 20 regular

part? He’s cheap. A monthly salary of just 2,800 dollars. Where else can you find such a

an eyebrow, her previously haughty demeanor instantly dissipating as she

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my earlier comments.’ Mr. Holt was a former president of the Martial Arts Association, indicating he was at least at a master level in

had annual salaries

she had overlooked