Domineering Mr. CEO and His Impudent Love
Chapter 2623 - 96: Compared to Molly Wellington
"By the way..." Just as Molly Wellington withdrew her hand, she suddenly asked, "Since the Redington Young Master has other matters to attend to, what will his schedule be for the next two months..."
Ray Mckinley displayed a businesslike smile: "Sorry, Secretary Wellington. The Redington Young Master’s schedule is to be kept confidential. However... he has more important projects to discuss with Europe, so..."
There was no need for Ray Mckinley to spell it out; Molly Wellington understood.
Ray Mckinley indirectly revealed Abraham Redington’s whereabouts to her.
Given the important projects he had to discuss with Europe, it was clear he had returned to Europe.
The heavy burden weighing on Molly Wellington’s heart, as if a thousand pounds, finally disappeared completely.
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The next day, Molly Wellington brought in the team for the Stellar Haven merger case.
She served as the Team Leader. In addition, there were six senior executives from various departments such as the market department, PR department, and management department, along with the seasoned secretary Sylvia from the CEO’s office and the newcomer Stella Brown.
With a group of nine, led by Molly Wellington, they arrived at Abraham Redington’s Seaside Villa to engage in the merger cooperation with the Loyalty Group’s eight-member project team led by Ray Mckinley.
Outside the villa, just as Molly Wellington parked the car, Stella Brown eagerly opened the car door and stepped out.
"Wow... this villa is huge, it’s not just a villa, it’s practically a castle..."
Yesterday, Miss Young had unexpectedly visited the secretary office, requesting Sylvia to bring someone with her the next day to assist Secretary Wellington with the merger case at the Loyalty Group.
After work, Stella Brown exerted every effort to persuade Sylvia to agree to bring her along.
For this, she felt she had overextended herself, even resorting to flattery, and thought she might have overpaid.
As a young lady of the Brown family in H city, she felt she shouldn’t have to bow and scrape to an ordinary office worker.
Yet today, upon arriving at the seaside and seeing the expansive, modern three-story villa constructed with large sections of floor-to-ceiling glass,
she felt that all the grievances and humility were worth it.
The wealth of the Redington Young Master, or indeed the wealth of both Loyalty Group and the Royal Palace, was something their small Brown family in H city could not begin to compare with.
Even though Stella Brown had grown up with a silver key in her mouth, such "luxurious and exquisite" villas were something she had never seen before.
Not only Stella Brown, but everyone else also showed expressions of shock.
Sylvia’s face was also filled with unconcealed astonishment, but being seasoned, she handled it much better than Stella Brown’s conspicuous reaction.
She noticed that Molly Wellington, who had just stepped out of the car, displayed no change in her expression, and quickly went to tug at Stella Brown.
"Stella, don’t wear your heart on your sleeve. Learn to restrain yourself a little. Look at Secretary Wellington, so composed. You’re still too young, you should learn more from Secretary Wellington."
Although Sylvia had been somewhat displeased with Molly Wellington’s behavior the other day when she rushed out of the office disheveled,
in all fairness, she greatly admired Molly Wellington’s conduct on ordinary days.
All of them represented the Royal Palace in the negotiations for the cooperation case with Loyalty Group.
Even though it’s cooperation, it’s essentially a tug-of-war, trying to find the best balance through continuous probing and concessions, to secure the greatest benefit for the company.
The Royal Palace’s members had just arrived and were already left speechless by the luxurious modern villa.
This doesn’t just make Loyalty Group look down on them, it also causes the Royal Palace’s project team to appear intimidated, making them seem inferior.
"In reality, Secretary Wellington is a few years younger than you. But look at Secretary Wellington’s performance, very composed. Remember to observe more, learn more, and speak less."