Chapter 1947


    Chapter 1947 Serena’s Comment


    All Ian needed was for Yulia not to cause any trouble. That way, he’d be able to enjoy his days with


    Cindy. Cindy had started cooking again, and he could hear the nging of the pan from the kitchen. He


    narrowed his eyes as he nced in that direction.


    All Ian needed was for Yulia not to cause any trouble. That way, he’d be able to enjoy his days with


    Cindy. Cindy had started cooking again, and he could hear the nging of the pan from the kitchen. He


    narrowed his eyes as he nced in that direction.


    Things with Yulia are pretty much settled. My days with Cindy will be stable as long as Gary doesn’t try


    anything from now on, Ian thought.


    The next day, Cindy arrived at work to find her colleagues eyeing her with the same odd look on their


    faces. They were talking behind her back, but they didn’t look like they were trying to hide anything.


    Cindy felt as if she was being boycotted by her ssmates at school. They didn’t make any explicit


    ims, yet they had their ways to make sure that she knew what they thought of her.


    She let out a sigh. She couldn’t do anything but to return to her seat and look at the design draft that


    she had made the day before. After changing some details and looking at it for a while more, she stood


    up and walked to Serena’s office. Serena had yet to reach the office, so Cindy left her draft on Serena’s


    table. As she walked out of Serena’s office, she bumped into thedy from the HR department.


    Thedy was especially friendly toward Cindy. She greeted Cindy and asked Cindy about her first day


    at work. “Did you encounter any issues?” thedy asked.


    Before this, Cindy would’ve assumed that thedy was just a nice person. However, Cindy felt


    somewhat ufortable with thedy’s kindness now that she knew she had some connections that


    got her into thepany. “I’m fine,” Cindy mumbled. She couldn’t bring herself to say anything else.


    Cindy was stuck in a rather awkward situation. She had never hoped for her rtionship with her


    colleagues to be great. She knew herself, and she wasn’t someone who could easily warm up to


    strangers. However, she felt rather uneasy now that she was being ostracized by her colleagues. No


    one in their right mind would like working in an environment like that.


    Thedy from the HR department didn’t seem to notice theplicated look in Cindy’s eyes. “Just let


    me know if you’re facing any issues. I’ll try my best to help out,” thedy offered. Cindy hastily thanked


    her.


    “It’s my job. Don’t worry about it,” thedy replied with a smile. Content ? N?velDrama.Org.


    After they split ways, Cindy passed by the entrance of the office. The moment she turned around, she


    saw her colleagues staring at her. It seems like these people saw me talking to thedy from the HR


    department. Cindy returned to her seat with a nk expression on her face. Cindy had just sat down


    when thedy who initiated a conversation with her the day before rolled her chair over to Cindy once


    more. “Do you know Mary from the HR department?” she asked softly.


    Cindy was stuck in a rather awkward situation. She had never hoped for her rtionship with her


    colleagues to be great. She knew herself, and she wasn’t someone who could easily warm up to


    strangers. However, she felt rather uneasy now that she was being ostracized by her colleagues. No


    one in their right mind would like working in an environment like that.


    Cindy responded honestly. “I don’t know her that well. She was the one who interviewed me.”


    Thedy nodded. “Mary has a pretty bad temper. She’s arrogant toward the rest of the staff, but I saw


    her being really nice to you.” Her words seemed to be implying something. She seemed like she was


    trying to get Cindy to say something.


    “I guess. I haven’t interacted with her that much, but I thought she was fine during the interview,” Cindy


    uttered after thinking for a moment.


    Thedy gave Cindy a fake smile before rolling her chair back to her own seat.


    Cindy wasn’t afraid of others questioning her since everything that she said was the truth. Although she


    got in through connections, it was the truth that she didn’t know anyone in thepany.


    Cindy didn’t have any design-rted tasks, so she picked another topic from the folder that Serena had


    given her the day before. She thought she woulde up with another draft. However, she had only


    sketched her idea when Serena came looking for her.


    Once again, Serena ordered Cindy to go to her office. When Cindy entered the room, she pulled


    Cindy’s draft out. “It’s obvious that you’ve stopped designing for a long time.”


    One sentence from Serena was sufficient to convey her message—Cindy immediately knew that her


    draft was full of issues.