CEO's Dumb Bride

Chapter 120 Message

Chapter 120 Message

She couldn't take the bus here, and she could only take a taxi to the company.

She took out her phone and clicked on WhatsApp. The next second, the rosiness on her face was replaced by a pale complexion.

A huge panic enveloped her, making her hair stand on end and her scalp tingle!

Because Mr. Vaughn sent her a message, but there was no unread reminder, indicating that the message had been read.

There were just her and Francis in the villa, and she hadn't read the text... Then the answer to who moved her phone was already self-evident.

She trembled and opened the message. The message from Mr. Vaughn was, "What's the problem? It doesn't matter if it's inconvenient on our phone. We can meet and chat."

Lilian took a breath, and her phone slipped from her fingertips to the ground. She closed her eyes, and a cold wind came from outside the car window, causing pain in her cheeks.

"Miss, we're here."

Lilian regained her composure and picked up her phone on the ground to get out of the car. She came to the company, lost in spirits, checked in, and sat in front of the computer.

She turned on her computer and found a message from Nelson on her work account, which was her task for the day.

"Rookie, help me make a copy of this document. I need twenty copies, and I'll need them for the meeting later." A stack of documents was thrown in front of Lilian.

Lilian looked up and saw a curly-haired woman with a badge on her chest that read "Secretary Office - Katie Colon."

Previously, it was Julian who sat in this position, and they were all oppressed by Julian. Now, this position had a different owner, but it did not affect their hatred, which now was channeled to Lilian.

Lilian stared at the document for a while before standing up and picking it up to print.

Katie hugged her arm and looked askance at Lilian's back. A colleague next to her leaned over and whispered, "Katie, she looks like she doesn't know anything, but she can work here. I think you should try to restrain yourself."

The colleague's subtext was clear, meaning that this newcomer might not be the second Julian.

Katie sneered and said, "Didn't you hear about yesterday?"

"What's the matter?"

"That Lilian helped Julian move things and accidentally knocked over her things, causing a dispute between the two. Mr. Landau was so worried that he skipped the meeting. That Lilian was scolded and didn't even come to work yesterday afternoon."

Circulating to this day, yesterday's gossip had been deformed, but in fact, it was pretty much the same version.

Katia said, "So, how many Julian can there be in this world? Don't think too much about it. I think it's probably a relative of some leader who came through the back door. You don't need to be polite

to this kind of person."

She didn't give a damn about anyone except for Mr. Landau in their department. Of course, she wouldn't care about Lilian no matter whose relative she was. She would not give her an easy time.

Lilian took the document to print. She really didn't know anything, she did not even know how to use a printer.

She couldn't distinguish between printing and copying, nor did she understand how to manage the front and back sides. After a long while, she couldn't make a complete copy.

Lilian once again began to doubt herself. Could she really survive without Francis?

Just as she was daydreaming, someone suddenly called out to her behind her, "Lily."

Lilian was startled and suddenly turned around to see Johnson standing behind her with a document. He smiled and said, "You don't know how to use it?"

Lilian seemed a bit embarrassed, and she grabbed the document at a loss.

She didn't even know how to use a photocopier. Working here was really a shame for her. ConTEent bel0ngs to Nôv(e)lD/rama(.)Org .

Johnson took over the document in her hand, "I teach you. Place the paper along this line. Here is a selection button here. This icon means double-page copy, and this is the number of copies. Just enter the number you need."

Johnson was being really patient with her, "When the count comes to zero, just open the lid and turn over the paper to copy the back."

He pressed the button, and sure enough, the document came out of the printer. Lilian quickly picked it up. This was the first one, and she needed twenty.

"You try it." Johnson got out of the way and let her do it herself.

Lilian nodded and put the second piece of document in.

They did not see that behind them, Francis stopped and stared at them.