The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning (Madelyn) novel Chapter 1212

Chapter 1212 

Blake replied to Liam. In the end, she decided that she did not want to 

work at Jardin Corporation and definitely did not want to become 

Cecilia’s assistant. 

She had made that decision, firstly, due to their relationship, and 

secondly, because she believed she could not handle the position of 

the CEO’s assistant. 

She wanted to take things one step at a time. 

Blake had rested at home for a few days, and StartReading Literary 

did not urge her to return to work. 

Hannah and Yael had stayed with Blake during the few days too. After 

resolving Blake’s emotional struggles, they left and returned to their 

research institute. 

Around seven-thirty in the morning, after driving Hannah and Yael to 

the airport, Blake went to the company to work. 

When she arrived, some editors had already started working. 

An editor said, “Good morning, Ms. Dion!” 

Blake nodded. “Good morning.” 

When she entered the office, she noticed that Liam had not arrived at 

the company yet. This surprised her because he usually was the first 

to arrive. 

Blake, holding her phone, intended to text Liam. However, she decided 

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against it in the end. 

She thought, ‘Maybe he’s still resting. It’s not every day he has the luxury of being late.’ 

Blake had copies of the Editorial Department’s internal docu 

she could not expect Liam to always handle everything alone. 

Her seat in the office was just beside Liam’s. 

That morning, several contracts for the film and television adaptation rights had been signed, and the business department had already started carrying out the necessary procedures to continue. 

When Cecilia came out of the conference room after the morning meeting, it was already ten o’clock in the morning. She did not look 

happy. 

She had originally planned to reorganize all Jardin Corporation’s internal projects. However, due to Zach’s absence, Cecilia, as the acting CEO, did not have the authority to halt significant ongoing 

projects. 

Cecilia slammed the documents on the table. “These bastards are all siding with Zach. None of them take me seriously.” 

Susan, now the CEO’s assistant, stood beside Cecilia and consoled 

her, “Ms. Samford, it’s not worth getting angry at them; they’re short- 

sighted.” 

Cecilia frowned as she looked at Susan. “Where’s Blake? Did she 

come to the company today?” 

Susan shook her head. “I’m sorry, I’m not sure about that. We rarely deal with StartReading’s affairs. Are you looking for her? I can call her