Chapter 441 The Silver Lining
After hearing Janet’s request, Coral went crazy.
“I haven’t even washed my socks at home, and you want me to be your servant to clean your room?”
Coral sat on the ground and said, “Janet, you promised to let me go after drawing it, but now you changed your mind temporarily. You are targeting me. You did it on purpose!”
Janet watched her cry with cold eyes, and her tone was as cold as ever, “So what if I target you, you can fight back if you have the ability?”
“I…”
Coral wanted to rush over as soon as her head got hot, but the crowd at the door stopped her.
Lawrence and five or six sturdy servants stood behind Janet.
If she remembered correctly, there were still a group of burly bodyguards standing in the yard.
“I did it!”
Coral yelled angrily, knelt down resignedly, and began to clean up.
Lawrence waved his hand, and two maids walked in with buckets and rags.
“Boom!”
The bucket fell heavily on the ground.
“Ms. Doherty, remember to wipe the corners clean, there should be no fingerprints or dust.”
Janet led the people away, but Coral gritted her teeth, not daring to speak out.
After picking up her mood, Janet started to work the next day.
While she was processing documents in the office, she received a call from the front desk.
“Ms. Longfellow, Mr. Webster of the Webster Group is downstairs. He said he wanted to talk to you about a job. Do you want to release him?”
Janet frowned and thought, “Why was he coming here again?”
“Tell him to discuss with Nigel if he has something.”
Janet was about to hang up after leaving a sentence.
Alfred snatched the phone, “Hey! Wait a minute, Ms. Longfellow!”
come.”
After finishing speaking, Alfred waited for Janet’s reply while clutching the receiver, his palms already overflowing with a thin layer of sweat.
Ordinarily, the Longfellow Group and the Webster Group were cooperating, Janet shouldn’t stop them from entering.
But she always made unexpected decisions, and it was not uncommon for her to be turned away in the past. Alfred felt
uneasy.
After a while, Janet’s impatient voice came from the receiver, “Come on.”
Alfred was ecstatic, dropped the phone, and went to report to Nathaniel.
“Mr. Webster, Ms. Longfellow agreed! She let us go up now!”
Nathaniel put down the coffee in his hand, slowly buttoned up his suit, stood up, and walked to the elevator. He had a calm look that he expected Janet to let him go.
Alfred followed quickly, and he wanted to cry to the sky.
In the past, every time they cooperated with others, the partner took the initiative to visit and discuss cooperation
matters.
Mr. Webster was radiant in Alfred’s eyes. No matter who asked Mr. Webster to come to see him in person, it was a loss of his worth.
The thing that made Nathaniel honestly wait downstairs was probably what Ms. Longfellow could do.
However, Alfred didn’t think there was a problem with Ms. Longfellow, and even let them go so easily, which made him feel grateful.
Alfred’s happy and regretful expression was reflected in the reflection of the elevator, and Nathaniel glanced at him in disgust.
“Your face is cramping?”
Alfred hurriedly wiped his face and returned to normal, “No, it’s nothing. I’m just happy for you.”
Nathaniel straightened his tie facing the reflection, “Why are you happy?”
“Ms. Longfellow is finally willing to… I mean, it is the silver lining.”
Alfred’s quick–witted words made Nathaniel feel better, and a faint smile appeared on the corner of his mouth.
“This is Mr. Webster from the Webster Group, right? He looks so handsome! But why is he here?”
Janet stared at the cup in Nathaniel’s hand, and snorted lightly, “You are at ease, taking this place as your own
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