Love and Devotion No Longer His to Claim (Angela and Dexter) novel Chapter 267

Andrew's fury was palpable. "Nonsense! You didn't even acknowledge my contribution to the company!"

"Didn't the company reward you appropriately? Your salary and stock dividends are the highest besides Bill's, not counting those bribes you received.

"Mr. Graham, there are things I'm aware of but won't mention for the sake of your dignity. Please don't create a scene unless you want to lose what's left of your reputation."

As Angela confronted Andrew, she went from seeming quiet to confident. She could even tackle problems with a sense of humor.

Andrew's anger continued to grow. The harder he fought, the more he felt defeated.

"Uncle Andrew, Angela has been merciful. If you know what's best, leave now. If you refuse, I can take you." Zack, who had been observing the situation with amusement, chimed in.

Angela remarked, "Ask Joanne to send Mr. Graham out. If he creates trouble again, don't intervene. There's no point in giving him more chances since he's being unreasonable."

After that, she hung up the phone, leaving the large ward in silence.

"What an old fool. How dare he think he can take me on?" She snorted, looking confident.

"You're truly remarkable now." Dexter gazed at her with a trace of unspoken admiration sparkling in his eyes.

"This is what it means to give someone a taste of their own medicine." Angela turned to him, her eyes shimmering with excitement.

"Aren't you worried that he might secretly seek revenge?"

Harvey was truly impressed with their designs, but there was an issue. His company's celebration had been rescheduled to take place two weeks earlier. Hence, he requested Angela to expedite the production of the bags.

Angela felt an overwhelming surge of pressure. Without hesitation, she swiftly ordered a supply of leather materials and reached out to the factory workers and tailors to ensure everything would be completed on time.

Some of their designs featured intricate hand embroidery with silk thread that machines simply couldn't replicate. This necessitated overtime work from employees to complete the orders.

Consequently, someone advised Angela that manual embroidery was time-consuming, labor-intensive, and expensive. Instead, they suggested it could be entirely substituted with machine work.

Yet, Angela firmly declined. She had previously highlighted their signature traditional handmade craftsmanship during negotiations with MK Corporation, and it was a key competitive advantage.

Furthermore, she informed the factory that employees would receive double wages for overtime and emphasized the need to ensure the quality of the products.