Chasing My Pregnant Wife (Rosalie and Theodore) novel Chapter 1358

Noah was not usually a friendly person. Those who arrived late or left early would get scolded, let alone someone who skipped work without reason.

Rosalie looked at him with confusion.

"Rosalie, don't be so tense. I want to create a more relaxed work environment. Besides, I've noticed how dedicated and diligent you are. You're a rare talent."

Noah's words were not just flattery; there was sincerity in them. Rosalie's financial articles were indeed impressive, with clear and logical analysis. Her insights were professional and precise, even making predictions that later came true.

"Rose, if you ever have any questions, feel free to ask me."

Rosalie nodded. "Alright. Thank you."

After Noah returned to his office, Rosalie was still puzzled.

A colleague beside her whispered, "Yesterday, there was a helicopter picking you up. Who was it?"

Rosalie frowned. "No one."

Yesterday, she had snuck onto the balcony, thinking that as long as no one saw her board the helicopter, they wouldn't know who was inside. But apparently, she had still been caught.

"I didn't expect you to be so low-key. Is your family rich? A helicopter came and picked you up!"

In Blencalgo, airspace was strictly controlled. Private helicopters could not fly freely over public airspace in the city. Even wealthy individuals who owned helicopters found it extremely difficult to obtain flight clearance without strong connections and undergoing rigorous approvals.

This meant that the person who had sent a helicopter for Rosalie was not just wealthy, but someone with significant influence.

"I'm just here to work, like everyone else," Rosalie said.

"That was true before," the colleague replied. "But after that helicopter came for you, things changed."

Rosalie had always been humble at work, so everyone had assumed she was just an ordinary person. No one expected her to be a privileged young lady experiencing a commoner's life.

She felt a little embarrassed. The helicopter wasn't hers, but Theodore's. She had nothing to do with the power and wealth he had.

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