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    As soon as he finished speaking, the admin manager arrived with a notebook, followed by a team.


    Cedric, visibly irritated, pointed to a spot behind him and told the smiling admin manager, “Line up over there!”


    Despite the crowded room, Cedric didn’t feel like leaving. Eventually, someone cleared a spot for him in a corner.


    He sat there, his expression stern, observing Dani as she stood at the center of the group.


    Dani was remarkably insightful. She simplified thepany’splex issues and used short stories to make her points rtable. With a gloomy expression, Cedric said to his secretary, “Isn’t Dani just saying the same things I said?”


    The secretary was surprised. “Mr. Phillips, your exnations are highly professional. They’re enlightening once we understand them, but what your wife shares feels like a sudden revtion for everyone.” That was indeed the case.


    Cedric was outstanding, like the luminous moon in the sky, shedding its light gradually.


    Dani’s exnations, however, were like the soft rain of spring, subtly enlightening.


    Naturally, everyone favored Dani.


    Someone in the crowd appropriately told Dani, “It would be wonderful if you worked at Phillips Group.”


    This suggestion was met with nods of agreement from everyone.


    Cedric let out a coldugh from his corner, his smile chilling. As the workday drew to an end, the group was still hesitant to leave.


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    Cedric gave his secretary a look.


    The secretary quickly understood. “Everyone! It’s time to close up for today.”


    The employees in the administration department looked utterly deted.


    They turned to Cedric with pleading eyes.


    The marketing manager, holding up the afternoon’s results with a wide grin, turned to Dani. “Your insights are priceless. You’ve saved me years of hard work. Now it makes sense why you’re the wealthiest person. You truly deserve it. Are you free this evening? The team and I would like to treat you to dinner.”


    Everyone looked at Dani with anticipation.


    The administration manager blinked in surprise before offering a smile. “Our department would also love to host you for dinner.” Their faces brightened with genuine enthusiasm.


    Dani ced her pen down, her fingers brushing against the thermos that had sat forgotten beside her all afternoon.


    Her gaze swept over the crowd, pausing briefly on Cedric.


    She shed him a radiant smile. “Cedric, would you be able to join us?” Immediately, all eyes turned to Cedric.


    He gave a subtle nod, and Dani was promptly surrounded by the eager group, guided towards the restaurant across the street. Cedric, hands casually tucked into his pockets, lingered at the back.


    Inside the restaurant, he approached the reception desk and tapped it lightly. The receptionist stood up with practiced politeness. “Good evening, Mr. Phillips.”


    Cedric gestured to the private room where the group had entered. “I’ll cover their expenses tonight. If anyone inquires, just tell them my wife has already taken care of it.”


    Dani was more than generous, especially when it came to the key yers of Phillips Group.


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