NovelEnglishDebra tidied up the desk and said, "Please keep an eye on sof my tasks for me. There's nothing extraordinary. Just ensure everything runs as usual. For business-related issues, consult with Marion and Randy. Most importantly, keep a close watch on Edgar. Report every movement of the Odom family to me." "Yes, ma'am." The phone in her office rang. She picked up the receiver, and the voice of the receptionist cthrough.
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇt"Ma'am, Mrs. Nichols Sr. insists on seeing you. We can't seem to stop her." "What does she want?" "Well, she didn't say." "Don't let her cup. I'll go down shortly." "Understood." The receptionist hung up, glanced at the glamorous elderly lady, and went to pour her a cup of tea. "Madam, Ms. Frazier is coming down." "I'm her grandmother-in-law. She should cto greetproperly." Melody settled herself into a chair, sipping her tea with a scowl. "What kind of tea is this? It's terrible. Does the McKinney Group think it's acceptable to serve such poor-quality tea to their guests?" Faced with Melody's deliberate rudeness, the receptionist could only force a polite smile. Debra descended from the upper floors, dressed in a sleek suit that highlighted her competent demeanor.
Melody sized her up with visible displeasure. "You're quite slow. According to family rules, you should have been here to greetbefore I even arrived." Debra didn't let it faze her. Instead, she took the teacup from Melody's hands and handed it to the receptionist, saying, "Mrs. Nichols Sr. seems to dislike this tea. If she visits again, there's no need tea.
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"What's that attitude? I chere to speak with you," she paused,glancing at the bystanders. Shouldn't you inviteto your office to discuss this?" Debra smiled thinly.
"Well then, follow me." Melody trailed behind, her expression a mix of haughtiness and irritation.
Once they were in the elevator, Melody continued to grumble, "The taste of the McKinney Group is the ve M m lacking. This elevator is so small and shabby." Debra abruptly halted the elevator. The sudden stop threw Melody into a state of mild panic. "What are you doing?"
"Grandma, letmake it clear. We should keep to our own lanes and avoid unnecessary conflict. It's unacceptable that you make a scene here." Her cold voice sent a shiver down Melody's spine. X
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