The Double Life of My Billionaire Husband

Natalie, who overheard Dolores’ remarks, felt a surge of anger. How dare she accuse Natalie of such things right in front of everyone? Did Dolores really think Natalie was an easy target, unable to defend herself? Unable to contain her frustration any longer, Natalie responded coldly, “You’re talking nonsense.” It finally dawned on Natalie that Dolores was truly two-faced.

Dolores wasn’t content with just tarnishing Natalie’s image in front of Draco; he also wanted to snatch away the opportunity for Tasha to work at W Marks. Draco, known for his integrity, frowned and firmly declined Dolores’ suggestion. “I won’t let personal connections influence my decision.”

Draco then turned to Natalie and asked, “Do you know this candidate, Tasha?” Natalie hesitated for a moment, wanting to explain further, but Draco interrupted calmly, “Yes, we know each other.” Natalie lowered her head, pursed her l*ps, and remained silent. She felt hurt by Dolores’ accusations. It wasn’t as Dolores had portrayed it.

Meanwhile, Dolores smirked, satisfied with his plan’s success. “Mr. Wesley, please take a look at this briefcase. This is the most outstanding candidate we’ve seen today,” Dolores enthusiastically handed over Tasha’s resume and portfolio to Draco. “Her designs are fresh and align perfectly with our studio’s aesthetics.”

Draco nodded and began reviewing the materials. After fl*pping through a few pages, he raised his hand and said simply, “Give me Tasha’s resume.” Dolores’ smile faded, but he had no choice but to hand over Tasha’s resume to Draco.

Draco silently compared Tasha’s work to that of Dolores’ friend and soon came to a conclusion. “I’m imp**ssed with Tasha’s work.” Natalie looked at Draco in disbelief, but he remained as composed as ever, as if discussing the weather.

Dolores was momentarily speechless, but he refused to give up. “How can Tasha, who is clearly inexperienced, be qualified to join our studio? Have you bewitched Natalie into favoring her so quickly?” Dolores underestimated Natalie, who had only recently started working there but already had a strong influence on her boss.

not. Tasha is undeniably the best candidate based on her work alone.” His calm gaze turned unusually sharp as he directed it towards Dolores. “But you, Dolores, what’s happened to you? Despite Natalie having less experience than you, can you

pregnant. It won’t be convenient for her to work here. Moreover, she’ll likely request maternity leave soon, which will

Dalores, you don’t have to worry about those things.” He smiled and shrugged nonchalantly, saying, “Okay, it’s up to you.” Then he lowered his head and focused on

you for choosing me, Mr. Wesley. I promise to work hard in the future and not let

design industry,

that Draco didn’t believe Dalores’ lies. “This is where we work. The tea room is on the left. If you ever get hungry, you can always grab some snacks there.” Natalie, in high spirits, led Tasha

Studio over the years, providing great inspiration. From

introduce Tasha, our latest designer!” Elizabeth’s attention was immediately drawn to Tasha’s rounded belly, marveling at it. “You’re going to be a mother. I still can’t believe you want to work! That’s incredible! I admire you from the bottom of my heart.” Tasha looked down, feeling embarrassed, and quietly apologized, saying, “Please bear with me if I cause any problems.” Elizabeth reassured her, “Oh, don’t worry about it. We’re a team. If you have any questions, just ask me.” She extended her hand to Tasha, smiling warmly.

for me, things wouldn’t have gone so well… I was about to give up at the first sign of trouble.” Elizabeth tilted her head in curiosity. “What do you mean? Did

grim as she spoke about Dalores’ hiring practices at w Marks. “Ever since Dalores joined, he’s been bringing in his acquaintances as interns here. Draco never seems to care about it; he only focuses on their work. Thankfully, the previous hires by Dalores weren’t too bad. But it seems like this time, I made a

had been distant with Dalores. “Well,

the past.

to show Tasha around the office, they