Find Me In Your Labyrinth novel Chapter 2228

The next day, Estelle accompanied Jonathan to work.

Having her identity revealed was one thing, but showing up alongside the CEO made it virtually impossible to keep a low profile.

However, it seemed like the employees at Lamont Group had been briefed because everyone was cautiously hiding their curiosity, respect, and admiration, pretending to be nonchalant as they greeted Estelle.

Upon reaching the executive office area, Kelly stood up immediately upon seeing Estelle, her excitement making her almost incoherent, "You're here, Ms. Macclain!"

Estelle gently pulled away from Jonathan, offering a warm smile, "You knew I was coming early on, don't be so excited. Let's keep it as usual."

Kelly whispered, "I've been excited for days, and just when I managed to calm down, you suddenly appear in person. I couldn't help it!"

Estelle couldn't help but laugh at the endearing girl.

Seeing his boss in a good mood, Kelly seized the moment to ask Estelle, "Could you autograph something for me when you have the time?"

Estelle asked, "Which name do you prefer?"

Kelly excitedly replied, "Any name is perfect!"

Jonathan smiled, taking Estelle's hand and heading towards his office.

"Things haven't changed. Do as you please; 'Ms. Macclain' and even less so the CEO's lady can’t be touched by anyone!" Jonathan whispered, planting a kiss on her cheek. "I've got a meeting soon. If you'd like to take the minutes, you're more than welcome!"

Estelle's eyes sparkled as she nodded, "Go on with your work then!"

"Alright."

As Jonathan got down to business, Estelle sat on the sofa, pulling out her smartphone to check on Henson Lamont's performance.

Henson quickly replied, "Is there even a doubt?"

Estelle couldn't help but smile, "Alright, what do you want as a reward?"

Henson responded, "Shouldn't the reward be for your excellent teaching?"

Estelle felt a bit guilty; she had been away at Citadel for a month and had only managed to give Henson a week's worth of lessons before his exams. She hardly felt entitled to take credit.