No Chance of Remarriage: Get Lost

Chapter 400 Shouldn’t Be Punished Lightly

“Because…” Linda suddenly spoke up, but she didn’t know how to continue.

She gritted her teeth.

Jessie was on the same side as James. The way she spoke was always sharp, and her questions were tricky.

James would at least consider everyone’s feelings and treat everyone pleasantly, but Jessie always had a cold face and was straightforward.

The conference room was suddenly silent.

There was a subtle change on Norman’s face, but at this time, he couldn’t defend his daughter. Otherwise, it would seem like the father and daughter were picking on Elisa.

The only thing he could do was not to make a sound. He was between a rock and a hard place.

For the sake of profit, he had to agree to this proposal. At that moment, he was wavering and feeling

show. Once again, she acted like a manipulative wench would and said guiltily,

Linda was stupefied.

justify herself, and Elisa put

in the company if she wanted to

had completely pulled one

breath in and immediately said, “It’s not like that. I thought about it from both sides. There’s a big risk for the benefit of the company and my cousin, so I decided to turn it down. If it fails, we can’t take on the

that she isn’t capable, and we can collectively think of a surefire countermeasure, but you suppressed it and didn’t report it. Ms. Benett, I don’t know what you were thinking.” Jessie

Linda was dumbfounded.

have to block off

Jessie. “Jessie, aren’t you splitting hairs a little? Do you know how old Ms. Benett is this year? It’s rare that she can think in such a comprehensive manner. She will definitely be our

Hall, who was speaking. With an indifferent expression, she said, “I’m just talking about the facts. The higher level of the company isn’t for you to gain experience. If you’re in a certain position, you have to live up to it. There can’t be a single mistake. It’s fine not to have experience or capability, but you need to

Linda was flabbergasted.

she couldn’t defend herself at all. Otherwise, it would