The Son-In-Law Shot to Fame novel Chapter 1091

Hearing Donald's words, Jane pouted and said, “Mr. Campbell, I've always dealt with my work promptly. But these tasks are really beyond my authority. If I were to handle them, it would be overstepping my boundaries.”

Jane was someone transferred from Quadfield, and she was absolutely loyal to Donald.

But it was precisely because of her absolute loyalty that Jane abided by the rules. She could never become arrogant due to Donald's support.

Seeing Jane's aggrieved expression, Donald quickly said, “I didn't mean to blame you at all. Alright, alright, just sit by my side and assist me. That way, I can ask you immediately if there's any problem.”

“Yes, Mr. Campbell.”

Being able to spend time alone with Donald was a very happy thing for Jane.

She sat quietly at the side, waiting for Donald to call her, while he began to carefully review the documents.

The construction project of Dragon Fide Corporation was now in its final stages, and an increasing number of people were starting to take notice of Dragon Fide Villa.

Previously, everyone thought that Dragon Fide Villa was just an immature concept. Now, most people had no choice but to start taking seriously the fact that the world's first residential area for the rich was built by Donald.

“Can I go to the site now?”

Donald, holding the documents in his hand, suddenly asked a question that left Jane momentarily stunned.

“Mr. Campbell, what did you just say?”

“Can I go to the site now? Just the two of us, and it would be best not to notify anyone else.”

An incognito visit?

This was the first thought that came to Jane's mind.

Although Jennifer had always placed great importance on the Dragon Fide Villa project, she never went to the site directly.

The reason was simple. It was because Jennifer was not an expert in construction.

So, she believed that her team could handle the issues on-site, and all she needed to do was sit at home and review the reports.

Seeing that Jane remained silent, Donald couldn't help but ask again, “What's the matter? Is it inconvenient for me to go to the scene?”