The secretary knocked on the office door three times. "Come in," Jean answered coldly.

"Miss Gu, Abby is here."

"Thank you. You can leave now," Jean ordered, glancing up at her secretary. "Close the door when you get out."

"Yes, Miss Gu." The secretary quietly walked out and closed the door behind her.

Feeling uneasy, Abby walked closer to Jean and sat in the leather chair in front of her desk. "Miss Gu, why did you call me over so early in the morning?" she asked.

"Where were you last night?" Jean asked instead of answering her.

"Last night? Of course, I was at home resting," Abby said awkwardly. "Why do you ask? Is there anything wrong with me resting alone in my home?"

Without any hesitation, Jean stepped forward and pulled down Abby's collar. Looking at the hickeys on her neck, Jean asked sarcastically, "Resting alone, huh?"

"What are you doing?" In a

mended Abby. I think she is very suitable for our company's necklace. I think the customers will respond well to this advertising campaign.

Mr. Chen, what do you think?"

"The plan is good." Terence was playing with a pen in his hand. As soon as he said his verdict on the plan, everyone in the advertising department breathed a sigh of relief.

Carey breathed a sigh of relief as well. He looked at Jean with gratitude. But before he could say anything, what Terence said next made his heart sink.

"But I don't think she's the right person for the advertisement." As soon as Terence finished saying those words, everyone in the room looked unhappy.

The words hit Abby the hardest. She looked terrible when she heard what Terence said.

She came with high hopes that she would be able to give Terence a good impression. But she didn't expect that it would turn out this badly.