The Divorced Billionaire Heiress

Chapter 1641 A Chance to Cultivate Feelings

Yvette nodded in agreement.

Nicole smiled. “So, it’s normal that you don’t know these things. No one asked you to learn, and they’re things that the people below will finish handling before handing them over to you. If you know everything, what would you need them for?”

That was true.

Hearing Nicole’s words, Yvette instantly felt better.

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Nicole lowered her head. “There’s no need to deliberately get on good terms with everyone. If a relationship is too good, it won’t be conducive to work, and you’ll have to take into account all kinds of favors. That’s exhausting!” Yvette nodded heavily and looked at Nicole with fascination. “Lil N, just let me follow you. I feel like working for you is much more useful than following Lance.”

Nicole laughed. “Sure. As long as Mr. Sheldon is okay with it, I’ll welcome you with open arms.”

Yvette sighed. “But my mom won’t agree. She wants me and Lance to improve our relationship, so she won‘t give up these opportunities.”

Nicole said, “That’s good too. Mr. Sheldon has his own experience and methods. It’ll be good enough if you just learn a few of them. Don’t worry about interpersonal relations. In the workplace, the only interpersonal relations you have to worry about are the ones between you and customers. You don’t have to care about anyone else.”

If it were someone else, Nicole would never say that.

This could all be valuable experience for Yvette.

interpersonal relations between colleagues would only reduce the

her lips but still could not help but take a bite. She

with a look of

she so dumb when

might as well put her attention on

ran out. Is anyone going to refill

responded. “Right

It was a completely

Nicole was speechless.

ingratiating look was really

was almost evening, and Yvette would get

lied about when they

reminded Yvette, “You haven’t informed Ian and

froze for a moment and hurriedly sent

not going. Don’t

insane. Who cares

Isn’t a certain someone already starting to

Nixon: Go to

Bring it along, or you’ll