Right Person, Wrong Time

Chapter 51 Invited to Lunch

Nicole also noticed how nervous the young lady before her was. With an amiable smile on her face, she introduced herself politely, saying, “Just call me Nicole. I’m looking forward to working with you in the next three months.”

Looking at the smiling person before her, Scarlett realized that she didn’t seem to be as ferocious as described by those in the office. After being startled for a moment, she immediately nodded, saying, “Just call me if you need anything.”

“In that case, do you know where my office is?” Nicole asked with a smile.

Scarlett promptly pointed at a room, saying, “It’s over there. President Gardner has specially ordered that a separate office be arranged for you. Let me show you the way.”

Nicole followed behind Scarlett. Only the sound of them conversing could be heard in the entire Design Department, whereas the others didn’t say a word, as though they were mute.

Scarlett led Nicole to her office, which was as spacious as her office at F&M Apparel’s headquarters. It seemed that some care had been put into it, for everything in the office was brand new.

with a nod, she turned her gaze to Scarlett. Suddenly,

Scarlett felt extremely flattered. She quickly answered, “Uh,

future, and I’ll call you Scarlett.” Even though she always sought to be meticulous in her work, she felt it would be

Miss Nicole,” Scarlett

she arrived this morning, she had been assigned to Nicole. At the time, her colleagues told her in all earnestness that Nicole had fired a designer directly when she last came. According to them, she might not

gone overseas before the turn of the year and had yet to come back; she wouldn’t

to know them. While she was at it, she explained the general direction of this collaboration, telling them to get their

wanted to have a simple

him especially conspicuous as he stood. He had broad shoulders and a slim waist. His suit was somewhat brightly-colored, but it had a steady quality about it as he wore it, for his aura suppressed the flamboyance of the

to the man and stood upright