The Day I Kissed An Older Man

Of course, there was not much room for Lucy’s salary to increase any further.

She already earned more than many department managers, albeit in smaller companies outside. However, if Lucy could stay working for Sherman, there was a possibility of her being transferred to another department as a manager or something similar.

Her skills far surpassed those of some department heads who were just muddling through. Sherman had long wanted to shake up the staff, but he was used to having Lucy by his side. He would have a difficult time finding someone to replace her in the short term if he were to lose her.

Claire drove like a madwoman and ran several red lights on the way, clearly intent on confronting Rita. Meanwhile, Rita was sorting through her files and thinking about scheduling another interview with Esmond. However, sneaking in again after the fallout from the last incident would be difficult.

Esmond had been working in the dark for many years and was very cautious.

Getting information out of him would not be easy, and Rita’s informants were not as trustworthy as they used to be.

be so much simpler if Sherman can help me out,’

their once decent friendship had

know how

kind. It was only during those times that she could relax, especially when they had to pretend to be a loving couple. Rita could not

mistress! How can you have the nerve to call yourself a reporter when you’ve

conversation with Rita from the start; she started shouting as soon as she arrived at the door. The lobby was bustling with other reporters, and instinctively,

department Rita was in was quite far from the lobby. News from outside would not reach

cause such a big scene outside! Does she think our newspaper isn’t famous enough?” Rita asked in confusion. “Why do you assume this has anything to do with me? I don’t remember being involved in any marriage

you by name. You’re the only Rita Russell in the whole company. How can it not be you? Sort it out quickly. Don’t bother coming back to work if you can’t,”