Love and Devotion No Longer His to Claim (Angela and Dexter) novel Chapter 224

On the surface, everyone seemed fair and just. However, deep down, they had already chosen their sides. They were fully aware of which leader to support in order to secure a brighter future.

At this moment, Andrew cleared his throat gently and addressed the group, saying, "Now that everyone can vote, it's important to take this responsibility seriously. It's for the company's sake and your own future."

That was simply a blatant warning. Then, he turned to Angela. "Do you have anything to say?"

Angela replied, "What else is there to say? What employees truly want is to be happy at work and earn good money. As a leader, we should just focus on improving the company's operations and enhancing employee benefits."

She had a casual attitude as if she believed nothing happening around her could change anyone's fate.

Andrew sneered inwardly. She was skilled at offering sweet words, but she had only been in the company for a few days; no one would genuinely believe in her or choose to follow her.

He could hardly wait to kick her out for good.

In under ten minutes, everyone finished voting. The secretary collected the ballots and started counting them.

Whispers filled the air as everyone kept their thoughts to themselves. After all, it was an anonymous vote, so no one would know who voted for whom.

"Have you finished counting?" Andrew asked the secretary, who nodded in response.

"Just read it straight away. There's no need for a speech," Andrew commanded firmly.

Having devoted years of his life to the company, he had established deep connections and a strong foundation within its structure. His supporters spanned several key departments, and most were present.

He also planned to secretly investigate the others. Anyone who didn't support him might find themselves fired. In his eyes, those who were disloyal didn't deserve a place in the company.

"Angela Graham," the secretary announced hoarsely, her expression conflicted.

Everyone was in shock and stared at each other in disbelief.

Andrew's face immediately went blank. He stared at the secretary in disbelief and asked, "What? What did you just say?"

He struggled to contain his rage, gnashing his teeth in frustration.

The secretary was frightened by his expression and hesitated to repeat. "Mr. Graham, you were right next to me. Didn't you hear what I said?"