Chloe Grant insisted on going back to read, and Molly Polis didn’t force her.
After all, being diligent and hardworking on screen is a good thing and worthy of support.
Moreover, Chloe Grant’s attitude made Molly Polis feel that she hadn’t misjudged her from the beginning. She’s a good subordinate worth nurturing.
This made her very proud, a pride of being recognized for her insight.
Molly Polis picked up a pen, wrote sothing in a notebook, then tore it off and handed the note to Chloe Grant, "You can take a look at so of the books on this list."
Chloe Grant took it, "Thank you, Sister Grace."
"Alright, nothing else, you can go now." Molly Polis waved her hand.
Chloe Grant nodded, "Okay, thank you, Sister Grace."
"Wait a minute."
Chloe Grant had just turned around to walk to the door when Molly Polis suddenly called her.
Chloe Grant turned back, "What’s up?"
"Although as your boss, I’m pleased to see you studying earnestly and working diligently, I’m not a devil of a boss. I hope my subordinates can balance life and work well. Work with all your might when it’s ti to work, and relax completely when it’s ti to rest. That’s the best state."
"Thank you, Sister Grace, I know." Chloe Grant smiled gratefully.
Molly Polis nodded.
Only then did Chloe Grant open the door and leave.
She tidied up a bit in her office.
Looked at the book titles on the note Molly Polis just gave her.
There were quite a few, both dostic and foreign.
Chloe Grant calculated that there was a bookstore within a few kiloters of here, but the books might not be so complete.
She needed to go to another place, more than ten kiloters away from her company, but that bookstore was city-sized, with a more complete collection, enabling her to buy all the books Molly Polis recomnded in one go.
She wouldn’t have to run back and forth then.
Having the destination in mind, she quickly got into action.
What surprised Chloe Grant was that just as she swiped her card downstairs and walked out of the office building, she spotted Jacob Lee by the roadside, leaning against his car.
His right hand was in a sling.
While Chloe Grant was in a daze, Jacob Lee had already started walking toward her.
By the ti Jacob Lee walked up to Chloe Grant, she ca to her senses.
"Your hand... is it okay?" Chloe Grant asked proactively.
Jacob Lee glanced at his hand, then smiled bitterly, "What could be wrong?"
"About that day... I’m really sorry." Chloe Grant lowered her head.
Jacob Lee’s smile grew wry, "Are you blaming ?"
"I’m not," Chloe Grant quickly shook her head, "I just..."
"What happened that night was my fault. This injury is sothing I deserve.
So, don’t feel sorry or apologize to , because it makes feel very ashad."
Jacob Lee sighed deeply as he spoke, then his expression turned earnest, "I really apologize for what happened that night."
"It’s alright," Chloe Grant tried to sound more relaxed, but couldn’t help looking at Jacob Lee’s injured hand.
Actually, that day really scared her, and now looking at Jacob Lee, she still felt a bit frightened.
Mostly, Chloe Grant felt guilty about Matthew Morgan’s harsh shot.
"Would you like to have dinner together?" Jacob Lee invited her, then humorously added, "But this ti, I won’t drink."
That sentence made Chloe Grant laugh imdiately.
"No need. Regarding what happened yesterday, don’t feel sorry either. How about this... let’s just call it even... although if it’s even, it seems you’re at a disadvantage."
As Chloe Grant kept talking, she began to giggle awkwardly, and as a result...
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