When Her Death Couldn't Break Him novel Chapter 1280

Chapter 1280 The Obedient Boss
Back inside Evans Group, a high-level meeting was held by Cecilia, where she planned the company's future operations. Following that, she dismissed a portion of Ralph's close associates.

She held eighty percent of the company shares, yet she wielded a hundred percent of the decision-making power.

Moreover, Ralph's associates aside, members of senior management who never reaped any benefits under him were happy with the idea of a change in bosses.

The meeting had concluded successfully, and it was already five in the afternoon.

“Let's go. I have to prepare dinner at home,” Cecilia said to her subordinates, losing the sternness she displayed in the meeting.

“Okay.”

While the group prepared to leave, Madeline remained where she was. Turning to Cecilia, she asked, “Cecilia, I was thinking about staying back to work overtime, so that I can learn a bit more, would that be alright?”

Cecilia understood that she yearned for independence and freedom, so she didn't stop the latter.

“Alright, if you're tired, go home.”

“Mm-hmm.” Madeline nodded repeatedly, a hint of embarrassment in her tone. “In that case, please help me look after Amy.”

“Don't worry,” Charlotte immediately responded.

Without any hesitation, Cecilia and Lucille agreed. They had a nanny and an early childhood teacher at home, so their role was merely to make sure the child was being taken care of properly. It wasn't a task that required much effort.

Madeline was profoundly touched. <i>If it wasn't for Cecilia and the others, my life would never have changed to what it is now.</i>

She shifted her gaze away and resumed her work.

After returning home, Cecilia began preparing dinner. She also sent a message to Nathaniel, letting him know she was making home-cooked food.

Meanwhile, Nathaniel was in the middle of a meeting.

During the meeting, the sound of a vibrating phone broke the silence.

As everyone had silenced their cell phones before the meeting began, they were all fearful to have made a mistake upon hearing the vibrating noise.