My Flirtacious Husband (Genevieve and Armand) novel Chapter 284

Cooper had reached out to an executive from Wood Group. That executive had leaked the group’s quotation to the former because of monetary benefits.

Aside from that, Cooper also reminded Genevieve that Central Group had also tendered for the project.

She immediately contacted her team to quote lower than Wood Group, and ultimately she successfully secured the project.

After that matter concluded, she learned from Cooper that Wood Group’s loss in the bid had left them in a complete mess as they had pumped in hefty funds for that project.

Genevieve could not help but secretly rejoice that she had finally sought revenge for the incident where she drank an entire bottle of brandy at the club.

After taking over Central Group for a month, she had improved tremendously—from teetering on her last leg to mastering all tasks.

These days, she could glance through documents easily instead of reading word by word.

As Central Group’s stocks gradually stabilized, the shareholders could all finally heave a breath of relief.

That day, just as Genevieve arrived at the office and got busy with work matters, Cooper called. “Xavier has left for Saintnam for a partnership deal. There’s only Martha alone at home with the two housekeepers in the Wood residence.”

“Got it.” She instantly understood his meaning.

Following that, she called Timothy. “Give a call to where Marilyn stays and tell her that you’ll head over to give her a checkup at two in the afternoon. I’ll be following along too.”

“I can make the call.” Timothy snorted. “But I won’t do anything against the law!”

Right after Genevieve concluded the call, there were knocks on the door.

Cassie walked in. “Ms. Rachford, there are several interviewees here for the secretary position. Do you want to go take a look?”

It was Steven’s instructions for the secretarial department to hire another secretary before he headed overseas.

It was unknown if Armand would regain his consciousness, and for Genevieve to take over Central Group for a long period; hence, there was a need for her to have a personal assistant.