Never Late, Never Away

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 1091

After what seemed like forever, Hannah pushed the files aside and did some stretching. She muttered, “I’m finally done with this. It’s quite a challenge to write an article about the president. It’s got to be juicy enough to capture the readers’ attention, yet I can’t reveal too much information in order to keep everyone in suspense.”

Hannah was delighted. Thank God I’m experienced in this. Otherwise, I might tread on some people’s toes.

She brought along the finalized article to Bob’s office in trepidation. This room is the origin of all problems. Every time I step foot into the office, I’ll walk out with a series of issues.

“Mr. Dijon, this is my edited document. For your perusal.”

After reading it, Bob nodded to acknowledge Hannah’s good work. “Please personally send this to Mr. Jackson’s company for him to go through.”

Huh? Why is there a need to make a trip to his office? Can’t this be done via a phone call?

Hannah mumbled to herself, “So troublesome.”

and emphasized, “You don’t need to return to the office once the article is confirmed. Leave a copy here. Just call if there’s anything to amend

to be counted as bribery. I won’t fall for

Hannah responded

was astonished to see a familiar back profile appearing before her eyes. She

yelled out immediately, “Hey,

shot bewildered stares at her. It was only then that she realized what

had drawn unwanted attention to herself, she could only bite the

back profile could this be? I can already feel her extraordinary aura exuding from afar. She’s definitely a gorgeous lady. Hannah was

gaze of the

so familiar. I’m pretty sure we either know each other or have at least met somewhere. I guess it wasn’t too awkward for me to call out to her like this, right? It’s better than directly requesting her to show

woman stopped in her tracks. Slowly, she turned

and

this be? The discovery was a bolt from the blue. Oh my goodness, I even asked her to wait for me

gaze was fixated on her. Anyone who dares to address the Chief Editor like I did in public