Please Love Me, Mr. George novel Chapter 825

He was changing the subject silently, and I was at my wits' end. Any closer and I would have been lost in the scent of him.

"Knock-knock-" An abrupt knock on the door rescued us both.

When he heard the voice, Dennis' ambiguous expression converged and he looked up to see Wendy standing by the door with a tangled expression, then he sat up straight, "Come in."

In the time it took me to get my clothes together, Wendy had already walked up to us.

"Mrs. George," Wendy greeted, and looked at me with a hesitant look, clearly holding something back from me.

In fact, there was no need for him to do so, as I myself am a shareholder of the George Group.

"Just say something." Dennis reminded him in due course, his tone returning to its indifferent as water state.

Wendy lowered her eyes, then handed the file in her hand to Dennis, and while he was looking through it, Wendy explained next to him, "The person in charge of several projects that had initially made a verbal agreement to sign a contract years ago, this afternoon, as if they had made an appointment, all called our project department to cancel the cooperation, the people in the project department said that the information in the file was already determined Mr. Riley has personally gone to the other party's company, hoping to negotiate, but his secretary told me to tell you that Mr. Riley said the hope is not great, the company had better make a response as soon as possible."

At that Dennis's thick eyebrows knitted, his face changed again and again, not very good, "Got it, get ready, tomorrow arrange a meeting with the managers of all departments."

Thinking about Folly's analysis, I couldn't help but open my mouth and ask one more question, "Assistant Wendy, were these projects pitched within the boundaries of Newton Town, or were they newly developed after arriving at City P?"

The George Group is so well established in Newton Town that almost the entire construction industry depends on the George Group for their livelihood.

"It's a new development, Mrs. George," Wendy says.

I frowned, in which case it would really be similar to Folly's fears that those in City P who had their eyes on Dennis had already started to act.

Dennis looked at me, closed the folder, and called Wendy back, "Go out, I'll call you if something comes up."

"Okay." With that, Wendy retreated.

As soon as the door closed, Dennis spoke up and asked me, "What do you know?"

"Hmm?" I froze, looking at him blankly.

Dennis sighed and said meaningfully, "Years ago, you have not been very involved in the George Group's affairs, this aspect of construction, is not your specialty, just now you asked Wendy so suddenly, obviously have ideas in mind, Mr. George, married for ten years, how do you think you can still hide things in front of me? Mr. George, after ten years of marriage, why do you think you can still hide things from me?"