Cupid's Arrow Hit On Me novel (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 252

“Want to come along?”

No matter where it was, wherever Zachary lived, there would be a large collection of fine wines.

“No, thanks. I’m scared of getting drunk again. When you get drunk, you have your wife to take care of you. I am but a single dog. No one would take care of me even if I got alcohol poisoning and died.”

“You make yourself seem so pitiful. You could go on a blind date too and have a shotgun marriage to get a wife to take care of you.”

Josh chuckled. “With you as a precedent, I think I’d better obediently wait for my fate to come around.”

“What’s wrong with me? I’m doing just fine!”

“Sure, sure. You’re doing just fine. So much so that your expression hasn’t warmed a single degree for the past few days. Your work efficiency has increased a lot, but you’ve made life harder for those under you. These few days, more and more people have automatically volunteered to work overtime even into the wee hours.”

York Corporation would not force its employees to work overtime. As long as they managed to finish their work, they not only did not have to work overtime, they could even get off work early.

However, if their work was not done by the day, they would work overtime on their own accord because that day’s work could not be put off to the next day.

Due to the cold war with his wife, Zachary was in a bad mood and directed all of his attention to his work. He was originally already a fast worker, but when all of his attention was focused on his work, his efficiency grew by leaps and bounds. This had him manage to finish three days’ worth of work in a day.

And so the life of those under him was made harder.

“Mr. Chaplin’s been so busy he hasn’t even had time to have a drink of water.”

Zachary put down his pen.

“Have they been complaining to you?”

In York Corporation, Zachary, as the CEO, was naturally a figure feared and respected by everyone. When the employees had complaints, they would only dare to make them to Josh, because Josh had some degree of compassion and was not cold and aloof like Zachary.

Plus, Zachary trusted Josh and relied on him heavily, and they were good friends too.

Telling Josh was equivalent to letting Zachary know.