Relentless Pursuit After Divorce-Chapter 1224. No admittance for unrelated persons.

Shuyi Thompson turned around and saw Edward Gresia.

"Director Gresia."

"Why would Mrs. Green be here?"

"I came to see Adam, but the receptionist wouldn’t let me in."

The receptionist: "..."

Damn it, is she an idiot or what?

The CEO already said he didn’t want to see her, why is it all being pushed onto one employee?

If the CEO wanted to see her, could a receptionist stop him?

If you’re so capable, go up by yourself, idiot!

In her heart, the receptionist couldn’t help but roll her eyes 360 degrees.

Seeing the complaint and dissatisfaction in Shuyi Thompson’s eyes, Edward Gresia chuckled to himself.

He wasn’t stupid; the words of a woman like Shuyi Thompson could hardly be trusted.

This woman was both foolish and selfish. Aside from her looks, which might be fine for a fling, marrying her would be a family’s misfortune.

Even he didn’t fancy her; how could Henry Jones have ever agreed to marry her? novelbuddy-cσ๓

Back then, the Thompson Family might have appeared decent, but those who knew them well were aware that they were in decline. Henry Jones marrying Shuyi Thompson brought him no benefit whatsoever.

The only explanation could be that Henry Jones was blinded by lust.

He had such a good girlfriend at the time and yet ended up marrying this kind of woman.

After mentally grumbling for a while, Edward Gresia then looked at Shuyi Thompson, seemed to think of something, and with a glint in his eyes, he smiled and said,

"You don’t understand how things work, young lady. Let me take you up."

Edward Gresia was a shareholder of the company. If he wanted to take Shuyi Thompson upstairs, naturally the receptionist had no power to stop him.

However, a shareholder daring to act against the CEO like this, Director Gresia’s actions really were quite unmeasured.

When Shuyi Thompson saw Edward Gresia willing to take her upstairs, she felt secretly delighted, thinking that there might be hope to get Cam Green out of jail.

The people in the secretarial office showed difficulty on their faces when they saw Edward Gresia bringing Shuyi Thompson up.

"Director Gresia, the CEO has already said he does not wish to see any unrelated persons."

The secretarial staff didn’t dare to confront Edward Gresia directly, but Robert Green did.

As he came out of the office and saw Edward Gresia with Shuyi Thompson, he guessed this old fox was intentionally there to provoke his boss and he didn’t show any courtesy, stepping forward to block them.

Edward Gresia saw Robert Green refusing to give face to him, and his smile slowly faded away.

But Robert Green had actual power in the Jones corporation. Although Edward Gresia was a major shareholder second only to Adam Jones, under the absolute power of Adam Jones, Edward Gresia didn’t really have any power at Jones corp.

He didn’t dare to directly confront Robert Green, but his attitude was far from polite.

He said with a cold face, "Aide Baker, do you know who this lady is? And you are blocking the way?"

"I don’t know, and I don’t want to know. If the CEO does not wish to see her, then she is just an irrelevant person."

Robert Green replied neither humbly nor arrogantly, with no intention of making way.

Seeing Robert Green’s lack of respect, Edward Gresia’s displeasure became even more apparent.

"Aide Baker, are you really going to disrespect me like this?"

"Director Gresia, as a shareholder of Jones corp., shouldn’t be involving himself in things that would displease the CEO. It’s not about showing disrespect; your actions, Director Gresia, seem a bit like seeking trouble."

Robert Green didn’t mince his words and laid it out plainly in front of Edward Gresia.

Of course, he knew exactly what kind of person Shuyi Thompson was.

And it was precisely because he knew that he was sure Edward Gresia had an ulterior motive.

Bringing this kind of woman up, wasn’t it just to annoy the CEO?

Edward Gresia thought that Robert Green really didn’t know about Shuyi Thompson’s relationship with Adam Jones, and hearing Robert Green’s words, his expression grew even uglier.

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