The Understated Dragon Lord novel Chapter 541

To be the Public Relations Manager at The Perkins Organization, one of USA’s top companies, definitely meant that Maya was a successful person.

Wyatt welcomed Maya with open arms as soon as he saw her. He knew how important it was to establish a good relationship with Maya, who managed public relations for The Perkins Organization. His own company, Harmony Group, had been eager to collaborate with The Perkins Organization and to build a connection with the prominent Perkins family.

"Hey, if it isn’t Maya! Word is you're making waves at The Perkins Organization, pretty much second-in-command now, huh?" he exclaimed enthusiastically.

"Please, Wyatt, you're exaggerating. I just have a regular old job at The Perkins Organization; I'm merely the PR Manager," she said, downplaying her success.

"PR Manager! That's a key position at The Perkins Organization! Maya, you must be a pretty big deal there now, right? Have a say in everything? We go way back, don't forget I voted for you back in the day. Don’t forget that favor, okay? Maybe you could introduce me to your CEO sometime?"

"The CEO is really busy; I hardly get to see him myself. But I’ll definitely introduce you to him if I get the chance," Maya responded, being clever enough to neither commit nor reject his request outright.

Did Wyatt honestly think it would be so easy to meet Logan? If this guy wanted an introduction, he'd have to show some real initiative. Without enough dedication, Maya wasn't likely to make any introductions.

Her sharp eyes quickly took stock of Jessica's appearance, including her outfit and the bag she carried. After a thorough once-over, Maya felt sure of the conclusion she’d drawn: Jessica was living very ordinarily. Her dress was a run-of-the-mill brand, and her bag, neither LV nor Chanel, was just a regular bag, probably not over a few hundred bucks.

Jessica, not one to worship money or use designer brands to define her, chose clothes and accessories simply based on what she liked, not the label attached to them.