The Woman From Hell novel (Wanda and Theo) novel Chapter 2628

"Don’t make contact with him?”

Nibel's voice sounded from outside the door.

He walked in, gaze shining before coming to a stop before me. “Are you worried about me, President Lane?”

Keith, who was at the side, was tactful and gave a slight bow before leaving the office.

Theo put down the document in his hand and stood up. "You misunderstand, Mr. Nibel. My wife is just disturbed by the news, so she's a little mindful about everything."

He stood next to me and motioned me to stop talking.

Nibel smiled lightly before choosing a seat and settling down. "I saw the news. I didn't expect to become a hot topic just for visiting a heritage town. News sure does spread rather quickly in Hatton."

Judging from his tone, it sounded like he knew that such a thing would happen.

Having figured out something, I asked, "How could it be such a coincidence that the paparazzi followed us to the heritage town? Did you arrange them, Mr. Nibel?"

Hearing this, Nibel looked up at me and let out a light laugh. "You're so smart, President Lane. You found out before I even said anything."

Theo frowned. "What's the use of doing that?"

"To maintain the spotlight on us so that our product will have a better market."

At the end of the day, he did this for the Golden-O project.

Was he not afraid that such an ugly-sounding piece of news would have the opposite effect, though?

Nibel saw through my thoughts and smiled. "Let the rumors fly for a bit. It'll be clarified in two days."

"It looks like you already have a countermeasure."

Nibel glanced at Theo. "I said all I wanted to say. I won't keep you from your work anymore, President Grant. See you next time."

"Safe journey."

He always came to us and then spent such a short time here. Could he not have informed all this over the phone and not made such special trips? He seemed to be doing this to attract the media's attention so that the reports they released would be even more exciting.

"Alright, Wanda. Let's work."

Nodding, I put aside these messy thoughts of mine for the time being and went back to my office to work. Theo had cleaned the previous storage room and converted it into an office so that I could concentrate on my work here.

Although today had been a bit unpleasant, it was, fortunately, part of Nibel's plan.

I wonder what tricks he would come up with next time.