My Wife is a Hacker (Nicole Riddle and Jared) novel Chapter 2856

Chapter 2856

Lulu grinned. "I know. But what if Patricia becomes the female CEO of BayCorp one day?"

Nicole shot Lulu a frown and with a sneer, she replied, "Only you would think of that."

"Hehe, preparations are still in order, right? We don't want to be caught off guard later on, do we?" Lulu laughed.

' Well, let's hope so. Alright, back to work," Nicole said, dismissing Lulu.

"Okay," Lulu turned around and exited the office.

Nicole then glanced over at the stack of documents on the table, picked up one, and got busy with it.

Meanwhile, in the CEO's office at Ellison Group, Harvey had been sitting at his desk, wide-eyed and motionless after he was done with his work, as if the thoughts darting across his mind had overwhelmed him.

"Are you okay, Mr. Ellison?" his assistant asked cautiously.

He had not barked any orders or given any instructions in over thirty minutes now, so his assistant had been left to wonder what was going on.

Today was his first day of recovery, and yet he had been left to take care of the mounting workload he had been assigned. Although it was stressful, Harvey had demonstrated that he was more than capable of dealing with all of it, as evidenced by the stack of papers right at the middle of his desk.

In response, Harvey raised his eyes to look at the assistant and said, "Notify the heads of each department. We're going to have a meeting."

"Yes," the assistant agreed and hurried off to send them the notice.

Harvey lowered his eyes and looked at the pile of documents on his desk, his gaze deep and intense.

These were all of the projects that Lulu had managed during her time here, and upon seeing them, a sudden realization dawned on him.

During the few days when he was left in his sorry state, Nicole had tasked Lulu with managing the things in his company. She had handled all of these tasks efficiently, and it was evident that there were no selfish motives behind their actions. If anything, she was purely focused on doing the job, and doing it well.