The Princess and the Paupers

Chapter 724

Molly knew Hans was there to back her up, so she stood up and said, “Sorry guys, I’ve got stuff to deal with. If anyone wants to quit, you better hand in your resignation today. After today, if anyone breaks the rules or acts weird, I’ll hold you accountable and demand compensation. Meeting over.”

“This chick. She’s a real pain in the ass.” President Louis was so irritated he could hardly breathe. His secretary quickly stepped in to give him a chest massage.

“This is too much! I’ve slaved away for twelve years in this company, and she doesn’t respect me at all.” President Merlin grumbled to the other chairmen, and he didn’t expect this girl to not only refused to keep him on board but even kicked him out.

“She’s now the major shareholder, and she’s got the backing of Collins Fashion.” another chairman sighed, “Having a little girl leading the company just doesn’t sit right with me.”

“Yeah, previously, when her uncle was in charge, although he didn’t make any big strides, at least he’s a middle–aged man, not like a little girl.”

“According to the rules, when a new president takes office, there’s supposed to be a celebration party and everyone has to attend.”

Someone brought up this issue, and many of the chairmen felt a headache coming on. They had already rejected Molly taking over the company, and now they needed to throw a party to welcome her.

What a drag.

to pour coffee for

came to back me

hard time, right?” Hans noticed she

her leadership style. Today, I managed to pull through, not sure what

this, someone knocked on the door. It was an

her in a low voice, “President Molly, there’s a celebration party tonight to mark your official takeover of the company. It’s customary for the board of directors to decide the time

party? Whose bright idea was that?” Molly was already fed up with

it was her grandfather’s idea, so Molly

at this celebration party tonight?” Molly had no

inexperienced. She just started her internship at

meeting room earlier, I heard one of the chairmen

stopped, looking at Hans, unsure whether to share this information with an outsider.

and generously said, “No problem, go ahead. Hans