The President’s Stubborn Love

Sherry spent the whole night calming down.

There is no way a man like Edward would be able to look at her, Aaron is an example of this, not to mention the fact that all her information has already been placed in front of Edward.

There’s no way he doesn’t mind.

Sherry figured this out and was relieved.

The man who offered to help her was merely kissing her in passing, and as for affection, it did not exist.

She gathered herself and went to Ryan’s corporate headquarters, Angel Investment Group, located in one of the busiest parts of Seattle, surrounded by all the top 50 companies in the world.

The Garcia Family’s background is strong enough to warrant a place in this category.

Sherry felt out of place as she walked among the highly sophisticated people entering and leaving the office, all of whom were very busy.

She did not go straight in, but spent ten minutes watching the men from outside.

Even the security guard noticed her, “What do you do?”

“I’ve come to report for duty.”

Sherry smiled a little, took a deep breath and stepped up the steps.

When she entered, the receptionist was busy entertaining the manager of the partner and had no time to pay attention to her, “Go and wait by the side first.”

The employee had his hands full printing out information, and the managers of the partners were already impatient.

They all had foreign accents.

Frowning, they whispered and grumbled to each other.

Sherry glanced at the number of sheets shown on the printer and from under the disposable water dispenser next to them, punched a couple of glasses of water and brought them to them.

There was no hint of a smile, but a very businesslike, “Our colleagues are doing a final check, so please take a short break.”

At the sound of the words, the front desk staff all paused in their movements.

Just think Sherry is adding to the mess!

She didn’t know anything, what was she doing there?

The employee hated it so much that if the machine hadn’t jammed the paper, it wouldn’t have been delayed until now, and she was too busy organizing the information to care about Sherry.

“What’s your attitude?”

The guys immediately yelled, taking out all their anger on Sherry.

The reason for this is that she did not entertain them well.

Sherry stood there in silence as she was counted out, until her secretary came rushing from the lift, “Mr. Finn, I’m sorry, the meeting room is ready upstairs, let’s go upstairs and talk about it.”

“Hmph! It’s time to get a grip on the quality of your company’s employees.”

The men said, striding away.

The receptionist also finally handed over the information to the assistant along with it.

The whole hall of hyper yelling subsided and Sherry continued to sit and wait as if nothing had happened.

That is, until Ryan finishes his meeting upstairs.

Evelin came down the stairs and dismissed the clumsy employee at the front desk straight away before approaching her, “You’re Sherry?”

“Yes, Miss. Evelin.”

Sherry picked up her bag and replied dryly.

A clean white shirt with a denim skirt and hair coiled on top of her head gives her a sunny look that accentuates the delicate and beautiful features on that face.

Unlike the female staff upstairs, who all dress themselves up in a fancy way.

On first impression, Sherry is right up Evelin’s alley.

“Come with me.”

Instead of taking Sherry upstairs, she went straight to the car park and the car keys were then thrown into Sherry’s hand, “Navigate straight ahead, Normandy Building.”

“Good.”

Sherry doesn’t ask too many questions and is attentive and discreet.

With these points, Evelin felt that she would be able to secure a place in the company in the future, then Sherry had an extra key to the flat in her hand, “This was arranged by Mr. Ryan earlier, it says you don’t have a place to live in Seattle, it’s kind of a company benefit for you.”

“Thank you Miss. Evelin.”

Sherry held the key, the cold touch of which nevertheless warmed her heart.

“No, thank yourself if you have to, it’s quite resourceful.” Evelin was about to go upstairs when a phone call came in, she frowned and immediately said, “Yes, I’ll bring someone right over.”

She hung up the phone and looked over at Sherry.

“Someone is falsely accusing the partner company of having a faulty product, a bespoke collection from the high-end clothing brand LBE, you go over there now and whatever you do, stall the person for me and never let them get a reporter.”

Sherry rushed over immediately, while Evelin went back to the office to speak to the manager in charge.

It was only at this time that Sherry realized that being Ryan’s assistant would randomly deal with so many miscellaneous things, and to add to her surprise, the bespoke client was actually Nola.

And unbeknownst to Nola, the owner of this LBE brand seems to be in business with Ryan.

So when she saw Sherry, Nola slammed that dress straight onto the floor, “Why are you here!”

She bought the dress in the first place to attend an important Garcia Family occasion, but the dresses are useless now that she can’t even get in the door of Garcia Family because the planning case was picked up.

She offered to return the goods, but the shop assistant actually disagreed.

“I’ll take care of it.”

Sherry smiled, “I know the lady, we can talk alone.”

The clerk was happy to throw the hot potato out, and when he heard Sherry say so, he immediately left.

The door closes.

Nola stared at her in boredom, “I’m not talking to you, I just want compensation now, ten times over.”

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Sherry’s smile deepened, “Anything else Miss. Nola wants, you can ask for it all.”

Seeing her like this, Nola’s brow locked.

“Don’t you work for Ryan’s company? Why are you in Seattle again!”

“That’s a personal matter for me, so there’s no need to tell you.”

Nola stared at her, trying to see something in her face, but looking around, Sherry was so calm and collected, which irritated Nola even more.

“If someone else had come today, I would have agreed to negotiate, but you … I digress.”

Sherry immediately showed a look of embarrassment.

“Don’t involve anyone else in what’s going on between us, you can return it if you’re not happy, it’s all good as long as you don’t make a scene.” Sherry said so.

Nola’s eyes lit up.

Wouldn’t it be better if she made a big deal out of it and Sherry lost her job!

She took out her mobile phone and contacted two media reporters directly.

Sherry was beside herself and said urgently, “You mustn’t do that, you’ll regret it.”

The second half of her sentence was solid advice.

But Nola can’t be blamed if she doesn’t listen.

When the clerk came knocking anxiously on the door, saying that a reporter had come to the door, Sherry had a wry smile in her eyes; Nola wanted to stick it to the Seattle Garcia Group, so she wouldn’t let her.

Just then, the door opened.

On the other side of the window, a figure was reflected, and Sherry was slightly stunned for a couple of seconds as she locked eyes with those deep eyes.

Why is he here?