CEO's Dumb Bride novel Chapter 129

Chapter 129 A Enough Sense of Security

Lilian was slightly stunned. The spoon did tilt unheedingly, and the porridge poured into the bowl splashed on her hand, and the bowl almost fell into the pot.

She endured the pain, placing the bowl on the table and gingerly touching the scalded area. and nodded towards Francis.

For the company matters, how could anyone hide from him? It was not surprising that those gossip and rumors about Clyde reached his ears.

Francis remained silent. The two ate dinner quietly, with only the clinking of cutlery breaking the silence.

After dinner, Francis went to his study.

While Lilian turned on the television, curling up on her couch.

The sofa was narrow enough to provide her with a sense of security.

On the following day, she went to the office as usual, and the news that she was a dummy had already spread. People she encountered along the way couldn't help but cast curious glances her way.

In a conglomerate as massive as Landau Group, renowned for its stringent hiring standards, it was inconceivable to most that a dummy person could secure employment.

Some attempted to approach Lilian with greetings, but she merely responded with polite nods and smiles, refraining from engaging in lengthy conversations.

They weren't genuinely interested in getting to know her. It was simply a matter of satiating their curiosity and indulging in office gossip.

When a person who was not as good as them endured hardship, they felt sympathy. However, when a person who was not as good as them lived like them or better than them, they felt a sense of unease.

They believed she was unworthy of her position, and subconsciously, they perceived themselves as inferior to even a dummy colleague.

They were inclined to undermine her, to push her down to what they believed to be her rightful place. So they could subsequently display their benevolence and magnanimity, embellishing their noble character.

Indeed, the majority of people were hypocrites.

Upon arriving at her office, before she could even take her seat, Katie appeared and burdened her with a mound of tasks.

Because of Francis's words last night, Lilian also had confidence, and she shook her head and refused.

On a sheet of paper, she wrote, "My assignments should be arranged by Assistant Nelson."