Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 272

Chapter 272 There would be a change of senior executives every time the head of the company was replaced.

The new boss would want his own people around him.

Following Mr. Stevens‘ explanation, Hank took an instant liking to Shawn. Hank asked Mr. Stevens with a smile, “Are you close with Mr. Lowe? Can you introduce us? Lowe Enterprise has a subsidiary company dealing with electronics. There are opportunities for us to work together, but we‘d need someone to hook us up.”

Waltham Electronics did business with the company Mr. Stevens was working in. That was how Mr. Stevens came to know Shawn.

Mr. Stevens smiled and replied, “Shawn seems to be getting weary from the flattery. He‘ll soon find a spot to sit down. I‘ll hook you up and introduce you to him when he comes over.”

Hank beamed. Grateful to Mr. Stevens, he raised his glass and said, “To you, Mr. Stevens.”

Mr. Stevens clinked glasses with Hank and took a couple of sips of wine before glancing at Jessica suggestively. He said to Hank, “Ms. Yates looks beautiful tonight. Mr. Brown, you‘re one lucky man.

“You landed yourself a highly–paid managerial role at quite a young age and have a beautiful lady by your side. Anybody would want to be in your position, Mr. Brown.”

People like Hank who had an affair with their secretaries were not uncommon. It was an unspoken fact.

When it came to business engagements, men would only bring their wives as plus–ones if they had a loving relationship with their wives, and if their wives were up to the task. Otherwise, in most cases, the men would bring along their secretaries or

mistresses.

This was the reason true heirs like Zachary and Clive would not attend such an event. They belonged to a circle where the attendees of status and power would only bring along their wives to every social event. The wives of the rich and powerful had their own community that no mistress, despite ousting the wife, could fit in. These influential and wealthy wives refused to be associated with a husband–stealer.