Salute To The General (Nathan Cross) novel Chapter 513

Nathan returned to Cross Group with Debbie and Jenny.

Penny and a group of senior managers arrived at the entrance to welcome them.

Penny shook Debbie's hand warmly and said with lingering trepidation, "I just heard about your abduction, Ms. Lopez.

Thankfully, all of you are safe!"

Debbie answered without thinking, "I didn't know the public order in Channing was this bad!"

When she finished speaking, she suddenly felt that her words were a little inappropriate, so she quickly smiled and added, "But I met a kind and helpful man like Mr. Cross, so I've regained confidence in Channing."

Penny and the others couldn't help but smile.

Nathan, too, smiled and said, "Actually, the public order in Channing is pretty good. What Ms. Lopez faced today was just a one-off incident, and we guarantee it will not happen again in the future."

Debbie was an athlete and an optimistic one at that. Although she faced danger just now, she had pulled herself together by now. So she grinned and replied, "Okay!"

Penny beamed. "This isn't the best place to chat. Ms. Lopez, this way, please."

Penny and the others then escorted the Olympic champion Debbie Lopez into the company.

However, Nathan whispered to Penny, "Honey, I'll hand this over to you now. I need to go to the airport to pick up another brand ambassador of the company."

Penny was startled. "Didn't we only hire Ms. Lopez as our brand ambassador? Why didn't I know about another brand ambassador?”

When Debbie and the others heard what Penny said, they frowned and gazed at Nathan.

Nathan simply smiled. "This was an order from our company's chairman. He came to know about our troubles in the matter of hiring an ambassador for the company and how we were even in the danger of losing our credibility because of it. So, he personally got us an ambassador."

He continued, "It's the director of the North Army General Hospital who carries the title of 'Unmatched Talent', Rupert Rothschild.

He's also known as Dr. Rothschild.”