Married in a Flash Embarking on the Journey to Wealth novel Chapter 168

Chapter 168

“Alright.” Aurelia frowned at the mention of Kimberly. She turned and walked to Kimberly’s office, knocking on the door.

“Come in,” Kimberly’s arrogant voice sounded.

Aurelia pushed the door open and found three stand-up signs standing in the middle of the office, two of them already trampled.

“Why did you 

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y things?” Aurelia asked.

air.

Kimberly furrowed her brows and stood up from her chair. “Aurelia, mind your tone. Is this the way you speak to a superior?” she said sternly.

“Ms. Watson, these are samples sent to me. Why were they trampled?” Aurelia retorted.

Kimberly clicked her tongue. “It says ‘Received by the marketing department, Ms. Simmons.’ It doesn’t mention your full name. These belong to the Marketing Department. Is there a problem with the vice director overseeing it?”

“The stand-up signs you designed are so ugly. I haven’t even gotten the chance to question you about it. You can’t just go through the motions simply because the contract has been signed. Do you want One Technology to become a city-wide joke?”

After speaking, Kimberly intentionally stepped on the broken stand-up signs and then pointed to the only intact one.

“I chose this for you. The color is nice. Let’s go with this.”

Aurelia glanced at it. It was obviously the least appealing of the three stand-up signs when displayed publicly.

Kimberly was sabotaging the project on purpose.

Aurelia wanted to argue but remembered Leslie’s words.

Only a fool would resist stubbornly. Now that Kimberly was the vice director, she indeed had the authority to modify employees’ proposals.

Even if Aurelia resisted, Kimberly would that she was defiant of the boss’s decisions and the nature of the situation would shift immediately.

The boss was embarrassed after yesterday’s meeting. If even an employee thought his decisions were flawed, he would dislike Aurelia even more.

With that considered, Aurelia immediately picked up the stand-up sign from the floor and nodded at Kimberly.

“All right, Ms. Watson. Let’s use this one.”

Kimberly was momentarily stunned, as she didn’t expect Aurelia to compromise so quickly.

Soon, she recovered and quickly raised her chin arrogantly. “As long as you understand my intentions.”

Aurelia nodded, turned, and left the office.

Back at her desk, she took out her phone, took a few pictures of the stand-up sign, and sent them to Kimberly.

“Ms. Watson, I feel that this signboard’s color is a bit too dazzling in the sunlight, making the words on it unclear. Should I redesign it?” She wrote.