NovelEnglishJada stood up just then and said, "You can stay here, Mr. Frankton. I'll bring someone withto check it out." "I'm coming with you." Frank was ready to get up too, but Jada waved him off. "You're the boss. It'd be demeaning if you had to do everything, and we'd look like we're slacking off. Even if it's just to look like we're doing our jobs, you can make the call in case I can't deal with this too." Frank nodded, while Sylvie and Alda headed to the lounge since they had nothing else to do.
The interior was a lot more human, with arcade machines and various recreation facilities that was a good change for the office environment.
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇtOn the other hand, as it was just Whitney and Frank left in his office, Whitney said, "I have a question." "Ask away." "Have you seen Sally? How is she doing now?" "Yes... too often, in fact. But she shows up whenever she likes, and I have no idea where she is now. Either way, she's doing well for herself." "Good." Whitney sighed in relief, but she soon pressed, "Do you remember what I've told you before?" "Yes." Frank nodded. "But she's gone off the deep end, and you can't blme if she threatenseventually." Whitney sighed again. "That would be her own damn fault." She certainly could not understand why Sally would get involved with such sinister business instead of sticking to research-not only would she get nothing out of this, but she might even end up dead.
Still, Whitney did not have a poker face, and her thoughts were written all over her face.
Frank certainly felt helpless seeing that-parents really had it hard.
"Well, just stick withfor a while, and you'll run into her eventually," he suggested. "When you do, try to reason with her-l might consider letting it slide if she can turn a new leaf." "That would be great. Thank you." "You're welcome," Frank replied, at a loss when it cto Sally.
She was alone, and there was no changing the past, but could she not be more considerate toward Whitney's feelings? Why would she keep worrying her mother? Jada returned by four in the evening.
Her clothes were a little dirty, and it seemed that things got physical with Urich.
Follow on Novᴇl-Onlinᴇ.cᴏmFrank smiled. "Tellyou didn't lose." "Don't worry, Mr. Frankton." Jada shrugged. "Stwo-bit thugs would never get the drop on me, but Urich managed to escape. Don't worry though-I'll eventually make him regret getting on the wrong side of you." Content belongs to en.kikistoriesAs Frank nodded, she continued, "It's almost time. I've made a reservation to celebrate your acquisition of our enterprise. Don't worry-I understand that you dislike social drinking, so I didn't invite the I executives. We're just simply having dinner together." Content belongs to en.kikistoriesFrank nodded, having nothing else to do. "Since the arrangements are in place, shall we?" They arrived at the hotel, and Jada promptly poured three glasses of vodka for Frank.
"This is your welcoming party, Mr. Frankton. Don't turn us down now," she said with a smile. Frank smirked and chugged all three glasses without another word.
Seeing how Frank remained unaffected like he was only drinking water, Whitney gave him a huge thumbs-up. "You're really a clas's above when it comes to drinking. Content belongs to en.kikistoriesUMS "That's not all he's good for!" Sylvie suddenly teased.
Frank smiled in wry amusement. "I'd still be better than you, since you can't do anything well aside from... that." "Now that's just slander," Sylvie complained. "I'm undisputedly the best archaeologist out there!" >
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