Chapter 9


    In Heinz''spany.


    The President Room was on the eighty-eighth floor.


    In front of the luxurious French windows stood a tall figure, who was emitting an untouchable aura.


    Anyone who pass by could instantly feel a terrible chill.


    "President." Lester was very respectful.


    "The news," Heinz said coldly.


    Lester was sweating while he spoke. "Sorry, I mismanaged the situation. I didn''t manage to block the


    news before it was published."


    Heinz turned around and nced at Lester. He reached his big mahogany desk and sat down on the


    "I underestimated that woman as well," Heinz said in a low voice.


    Lester was a little confused and looked at Heinz in surprise. "President, do you mean that this news


    was released by the intern reporter named Grace?"


    Heinz nodded. He didn''t expect that she had kept a backup.


    "But the writer of this news is Lilian Ross, not Grace." Lester looked at the headline of the newspaper


    and it was indeed Lilian.


    "Lilian Ross?" Heinz was surprised.


    "She is a senior reporter in theirpany and also the leader of Grace," Lester said.


    Heinz frowned and suddenly a glimmer of light shed in his eyes.


    It is now getting very interesting.


    In the Daily Entertainment Magazine''s Editorial Department.


    As soon as Grace entered the office, she heard people gossiping.


    "Miss Ross is really amazing. She published such big news. Very few people can do this. Even those


    who managed to write such an article, usually their work will be deleted before publishing. Miss Ross is


    really amazing."


    "That mysterious man didn''t have a girlfriend. It was said that he was gay. I didn''t expect that he was


    with the star actress, Cindy White."


    "Me neither. I thought he had no interest in women. Such a pity. Now that he is with Cindy White, I think


    Cindy doesn''t suit my idol even if she is a star actress."


    When Grace walked to her own office area, all the people around Lilian''s desk stopped talking.


    Grace smiled at everyone. "Good morning, everyone."


    Lilian nced at her. "Hi. Grace."


    "Morning, Miss Ross." Grace greeted her with a smile.


    "Grace, you should learn from Miss Ross." One of the colleagues, Christina said to Grace, "You can''t


    imagine how great she is. I''m grateful she is our leader. She is the one who contributes to today’s big


    news, Heinz Jones, the most mysterious man.11


    Grace was stunned. Wasn''t that news made by herself?


    Then she turned to Lilian when thetter was looking at her. Lilian’s eyes were sharp and proud.


    Grace''s eyes shed, she immediately smiled and said, "Yes, I will learn from our leader, Miss Ross."


    Lilian''s sharp eyes softened a little. She pped her hands and said loudly, "Everyone, go back to


    work. I''ll treat you guys for dinner tonight. Let''s not call it quit until we are drunk."


    "Woohoo, our leader is really generous." Christina cheered and said loudly.


    Everyone left.


    Lilian then looked at Grace, and her eyes fell on her face meaningfully. "Grace."


    Grace nodded. She was very calm.


    Grace knew that the news she wrotest night was taken credit by Lilian, which meant that the news


    was Lilian''s, and she wouldn’t get anything.


    Grace was a neer, and it was normal for a neer to be treated like this.


    Grace could not be jealous.


    Therefore, no matter what Lilian said, Grace just smiled.


    "The credit for this news." When Lilian spoke, she looked directly at Grace. "Don’t you ever think of it."


    Grace shook her head immediately. "It''s okay, Miss Ross. It was you who edited the writing. I''m not yet


    an official journalist, so it''s reasonable that I can''t have the authorship."


    Lilian looked at Grace for a while and said, "I can tell the chief editor today. I will make you an official


    journalist."


    Grace was slightly surprised.


    Suddenly, someone shouted, "Grace, the chief editor is looking for you."


    "I will be right there." Grace responded immediately, "I''ming."


    Lilian nced at her, warned, "The chief editor doesn''t like talkative employee."


    Grace was stunned and nodded. "Thank you for reminding me, Miss Ross. I understand."


    Lilian smiled slightly and said, "Good. Grace, you know how to behave yourself. If you need my help in


    the future, just let me know."


    Grace smiled and walked toward the chief editor''s room. She didn''t know why the chief editor was


    looking for her.