Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo novel Chapter 76

When Nicole walked out of the changing room, Kyle told her that she looked stunning. The black formal outfit highlighted her beauty and her strength, so she looked like a boss at that moment.

Sophia scanned Nicole from head to toe, and the former was satisfied as well. “This is really not bad, it fits you really well,” commented Sophia.

At Seet Group.

The meeting ended, and Evan hurried back to the director’s office. When he opened the door, he became somewhat stunned.

Why is this woman everywhere? And what is she doing in my office?

“What are you doing here?” asked Evan, who was so surprised that he stared like she was a monster.

Nicole didn’t reply. She simply shifted her gaze to the side, and Evan traced that gaze to Sophia, who was sitting on the sofa with a bright smile on her face.

“I brought her here.”

“Mom, I’m at work. Why did you bring her over?”

“I think we overpay her as Kyle’s nanny, so I’m increasing her workload and making her work at the office.”

Working here in Seet Group?

Evan grinned in distaste when he turned to Nicole. This woman is that eager to get close to me, huh? It’s not enough to bother me at my home? Does she have to come to my office as well? Dang, she is even crazier than Sofie, and her shamelessness is downright revolting.

“The company doesn’t need useless people like her,” said Evan immediately.

Sophia expected that reaction. She fished out the company’s HR advertisement and placed it on the table before replying, “I’ve looked into the matter, and the company is looking for a translator. It just so happens that she can do translation.”

A translator?

Evan frowned. When has the company ever needed a translator? Why don’t I know about it?

Evan picked up the phone and called John over to ask about that matter.

John stared at Evan’s darkened expression, then at Sophia, who had been glaring over as well. He didn’t dare to offend either.

He couldn’t afford do make a single mistake now.

John deliberated for a long while before replying carefully, “Mr. Seet, an employee from the translation department quit about two hours ago. He said that he was feeling unwell and have difficulty coping with the job, so he left.”