Chapter 15 You’re Fired
“Firstly, Southlake Corporation will operate as usual. The current organizational structure shall remain.
“Keep my identity a secret. Don’t let anyone else know who I am. I won’t come here often, so you have full authority to deal with company-related matters.”
“Alright, Mr. Lynch. I will not disappoint you.” Miranda didn’t expect Caspian to give her such authority on his first day. She was delighted.
He continued, “Secondly, our company will immediately cease all collaborations with the Stewart family.”
Miranda was stunned when she heard that. She asked curiously, “The Stewart family? Isn’t that your wife’s family, Mr. Lynch?”
“Yes.”
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“Sure. I’m on it.” Miranda was puzzled. Why would he cut off all collaborations with them?
However, her experience had taught her to follow instructions and never ask what she shouldn’t.
He asked, “Thirdly, does our project director have the surname Hudson?”
He planned to take action against Richard’s uncle.
But he was concerned he might mistake someone else for him. So, he had to ask.
“Yes, Mr. Lynch. Our project director is Wilson Hudson. He’s from the renowned Hudson family in Southlake City,” Miranda explained.
“Dismiss him from the company. At the same time, cancel all collaborations with the Hudson family, too. If he asks, tell him the following reasons.
“Firstly, he has signed an agreement with the Stewart family. Secondly, his nephew, Richard, has been too arrogant and offended someone he shouldn’t have.”
“Alright. I’ll work on it.” Miranda remembered his instructions.
“You may settle these three tasks first. Then, come back here. I have other tasks for you,” said Caspian.
“Sure, Mr. Lynch. I’ll take my leave now.” Miranda nodded respectfully before leaving the office.
Meanwhile, Richard and Alicia were in the project director’s office at Southlake Corporation.
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can acquire another
agreement yesterday? Why are
is flourishing. We can
to pay attention to the project agreements.
executive chair, Wilson shook
“Uncle Wilson, we’ll be a family soon. We hope to have your assistance. The benefits
it and contact you within the next few days.”
Wilson!” Alicia grinned.
apply for a job here. You mustn’t let him work here, not even as a janitor,” said
you talking about Willow’s husband, Caspian?” Wilson saw the news last night, too.
Willow Stewart, had just registered for a marriage
him!” said
did he do to
the entrance moments ago. He said you’ll be
underdog like him curse me behind my back? I’ll contact the HR department and get him out of here!” Wilson
then, Miranda entered his office with several
greeted her with a smile. “Ms. Barton, what brings you here? You can always call me to your office if there’s anything you need
vice president, Miranda had never come to Wilson’s
secretary to notify him, and
straight to the point. “Wilson Hudson, I’m here
his balance and quickly held
Alicia
stared at Miranda, and his voice quivered. “Ms. B-Barton, why am I being
the decision. Please leave the corporation now.”
new CEO? He has just assumed his title today. Why would he fire me?” Wilson asked nervously.
you signed a contract with the
an agreement with the Stewart
other hand, Richard was shocked when he heard what Miranda said. He tried to recall who he had wronged and
the management had realized that she had been
Stewart families starting
and his knees gave way. With a thump, he fell
just for the salary. After all, he had shares
about most was his authority
allowed him to provide continuous projects to
the years, the Hudson family had risen to fame
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