The Cherished Wife

Noelle watched Janet from the audience, appreciating her beauty from a purely aesthetic perspective.

Arya, who was seated beside her, was equally mesmerized. "I didn't expect her to be this pretty," Arya remarked.

"Yeah." Noelle nodded. She then noticed that Brian, who was sitting next to her, did not seem to be paying attention to Janet at all. Curious, she asked, "Don't you think she's beautiful, Mr. Parker?"

"Just another pretty face," Brian replied, barely glancing up. "Compared to her, I think you're much better looking." He said this while seemingly engrossed in a conversation on his phone.

Noelle could not help but smile at his compliment. "Thank you for the praise," she said. Out of the corners of her eyes, she caught a glimpse of Brian's phone screen and realized he was chatting with Teresa on WhatsApp. She was surprised.

Noticing Noelle's glance, Brian calmly placed his phone face down, cutting off her view. He smirked slightly. "Peeking isn't exactly polite, you know."

Noelle raised an eyebrow. "You're right, Mr. Parker. But... Teresa is a good woman!"

arched his brows, rubbing his temples. "Talking to someone

in understanding.

was not one to pry, but if there was something going on between Brian and Teresa, she

Brian was also a good person who was very serious about his work. Just from his remarks about Janet earlier, Noelle could tell that Brian was probably a great person

host, she spoke far more than what was usual for such an event. Fortunately, Becky

a round of applause. He

the stage, he scanned the audience, his gaze finally landing on Noelle. She had just wrapped up her conversation with Brian and

met, and a

marks our company's annual year-end party, which also serves as an awards ceremony. As we bid farewell to the past and welcome the future, I won't say much more. I just hope everyone continues to work

contribute, the greater the rewards. At Collosus Group, we value people above all else. Here, you're not just seeing the no

morale. Sometimes, practical rewards spoke louder than