The two security guards standing at the door immediately approached and grabbed Attlee's hand. "What are you up to?"
"Please escort this gentleman out," the receptionist stammered, her face pale with fear.
"Let go of me. I need to see Mr. Collins. I have something to say."
The two guards grabbed his arms and shoved him out the door, barring him from re-entering the company.
Through the towering glass door, Attlee saw a few receptionists comforting the girl, who was still pale from fright.
Innocent, speechless, and helpless, Attlee pleaded, "Guys, I mean no harm. Have you heard of Murphy Fashion? I'm the CEO. Here's my business card."
He pulled out his business card, but the guards didn't even spare him a glance, completely ignoring him.
Attlee tried to move forward, but the two guards immediately blocked him. "What are you trying to do? Get embarrassed again?"
Attlee had never been so humble in his life. If not for the company's crisis, he wouldn't be wasting his time here with two security guards.
"Guys, let me pass. I really have business matters to discuss with your CEO."
The guards eyed him up and down, his clothes in disarray, his demeanor downcast. He did not look like a client of their CEO!
Just then, the CEO's private elevator door opened.
Hans Collins stepped out, glancing at the time. It was six in the afternoon; his sister should be home by now, right?
Just as he was about to step out of the building, he heard someone calling him.
"Mr. Collins, I'm Attlee from Murphy Fashion. You should know me, right?"
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