The Divorced Billionaire Heiress Boss

Read Chapter 1250 of The Divorced Billionaire Heiress-By I Wanna Eat Meat

Floyd shook his head with a glum face.

“That old Leonard knows what to do. He’s very shrewd and likes to expand his network. He especially likes to establish his superiority among the younger generation.”
The butler thought about it and said, “Chairman, I think there’s no rush. Ms. Stanton has only been there for a day. With her ability, she can solve this matter without relying on the Leonard family.”
Floyd raised his eyebrows and looked at him. “You believe in her so much?”
The butler smiled. His loving gaze flickered. “Of course! I watched her grow up, so I trust in her ability.”
Floyd was pleased by these words and could not help but smile proudly. He looked at Mr. Anderson and said, “You say it like you’re her father. I trust her more than you do!”
The butler said, “Then don’t worry so much. If she really encounters something that she can’t solve, she’ll naturally come back and ask for help. Our young lady isn’t someone who makes things difficult for herself!”
Floyd nodded repeatedly. His expression obviously relaxed a lot. “You have a point. I was just blindly overthinking it. She must have a way. I’ll back her up at the end!”

the hotel, changed into a silk robe to take a

brands to send over some clothes for various occasions at the last minute. Lying in the fragrant environment, Nicole felt a little drowsy and tired from the smell of essential oils. Just as she was about

the side to pick up her phone. It was Eric. She wrinkled her

call at this time. Eric paused. His tone was somewhat cold. “Something went wrong with the project in Sand City?” He sounded like he was discussing a business matter. Nicole woke up from her sleepiness and pursed

mouth Keith tell you that? You

Corporation.” Nicole laughed. “You want to disassociate yourself from this? There’s no need to

to

someone check on Ferguson Corporation’s middle and senior management. None of them has contacted Sand City, and there’s no motive.” “Then perhaps it’s just an ordinary employee?”