Impulsive Vow to an Enigmatic Husband novel Chapter 682

No way!

Ben was fuming the more he thought about it. The two people he worked with every day turned out to be home wreckers.

It was so infuriating!

What was even more infuriating was himself. Knowing well that they were both messing with other people's families, he still had to put on a smile and work with them, pretending as if nothing had happened.

He was really pitiful!

If there was a next life, he swore not to be Marcus's assistant again. He'd be his own boss.

Before Ben could snap out of his thoughts, they had already arrived at the meeting room downstairs.

When they arrived, most of the people from both sides were already there.

Initially, the staff from the two companies sat separately on either side of the large conference table. When Cornelia followed Marcus into the meeting room, she saw everyone huddled together, especially a few girls who were exceptionally enthusiastic and excited.

One colleague from the programming department was particularly loud, "You're not even twenty-six yet, but you've already secured the position of R&D Director at Moongazer Tech. Your future is truly limitless."

"You flatter me!" Cornelia hadn't seen the person yet, but she first heard the voice of today's most attention-grabbing person. The voice sounded nice enough, but it couldn't compare to Marcus's deep and sexy voice.

Clearing her throat, Cornelia coughed.

After a few glances, Cornelia withdrew her gaze and scoffed in her mind – what a small world!

Marcus did remember the Padilla family from Riverton, "The Padilla family from the north of the city?"

Roman took his eyes off Cornelia and stood up to converse politely with Marcus, "Yes. I didn't expect President Hartley to remember."

Marcus's knowledge of the Padilla family came entirely from his grandmother's stories. She often mentioned that when his great-grandfather first started running a garment factory, they had been a great help.

As a result, his great-grandfather's gratitude to the Padilla family lasted for decades, his grandfather also felt grateful to the Padilla family. Even his grandmother often brought up the matter.

Their repeated mentions were to teach the next generation to be grateful and if the Padilla family was ever in need, they must do their best to help.