“Francesca was originally framed by her employer and sentenced five years. By the time I learned about it, she had already been imprisoned for five months. I found a new lawyer and got herout, so she’s definitely safe. There’s no need to hide our matters from her.”
Chris poured Jessica a cup of tea, curious where Jessica had found someone like Francesca.
“In business, there are always some shady dealings. The employers usually gives orders but, when things get serious. They push the people who actually acted to take the blame.”
After saying that, Jessica noticed Chris was looking at her, so she added, “I never did that myself.”
“The company Francesca belonged to was also in pharmaceuticals They illegally imported foreign drugs, replaced the labels with local ones, and sold them. Eventually, they were caught. Francesca was indeed a secretary, but she always thought those drugs were produced by their own factory. She had no idea it was a switch, she was made the scapegoat.”
Jessica cared about Francesca because their secretarial department was short–staffed at the time.
But Shannon soon found a suitable replacement.
Francesca was their first choice initially, but she was sent behind bars.
“What about that employer of hers?”
Jessica lowered her eyes and said, “Whoever did it has to take responsibility. He naturally went to prison.”
Chris knew Jessica would never let these people go.
“I had also considered whether to find you an assistant, and whether to find you a male or female assistant, but after thinking it over, I still felt Francesca was the best fit. She was familiar with the pharmaceutical industry. As your assistant, managing the entire the Summit Infirmary, the workload was more than most could handle. Only Francesca could take full charge.”
“I thought you found someone so quickly. Turns out you just planted your favorite person by my side.” Chris smiled and asked, Tell me, is Francesca here to keep an eye on me?”
Jessica snapped her fingers and pointed at him. “That’s right. Francesca is my informant. Her first assignment is to patrol your lounge every day to see if anyone unwanted shows up.”
Amused by Jessica’s expression, Chris grabbed her finger and kissed it gently.
“The only person allowed near me is you.”
At dinner, Jessica mentioned that the New Year was only half a month away.
She was considering whether to go on their honeymoon during the New Year.
“No way. Mom will be alone at home for the New Year!”
Jessica said, “We can buy tickets for the day of New Year, eat, then leave. Or the first day after New Year. Where do you want to go?”
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“Two years ago we said we’d go to Southon. Impelia’s too cold in the winter. Southon is like spring all year round – perfect for winter.”
Jessica made a note in her heart.
“Then let’s go to Southon first.”
The New Year, this was probably their only leisure time left.
Because after the New Year, things would start to get complicated
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Even the Summit Infirmary was preparing to be listed.
Their battle with the Hall family would be out in the open.
At that time, nothing could be undone, and there would be no turni
They would have to go all in.
No one knew who would win or lose – everyone was staking every
Francesca, as Chris’s assistant, proved to be incredibly capable.
Within three days, the entire company highly praised her ability.
She remembered all the names of the staff backgrounds.
She greeted everyone she met.
from board member
Most importantly, she handled many tasks without Chris needing
When Chris mentioned something, it was already prepared and re
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Even the Summit Infirmary was preparing to be listed.
Their battle with the Hall family would be out in the open.
At that time, nothing could be undone, and there would be no turning back.
They would have to go all in.
No one knew who would win or lose – everyone was staking everything.
Francesca, as Chris’s assistant, proved to be incredibly capable.
Within three days, the entire company highly praised her ability.
She remembered all the names of the staff from board members to janitors even their names, ages, even family backgrounds.
She greeted everyone she met.
Most importantly, she handled many tasks without Chris needing to instruct her.
When Chris mentioned something, it was already prepared and ready before him.
