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The next morning, a knock on Emily's door startled her as she sipped her morning coffee. Still in her bathrobe, she walked to the door and opened it, revealing Jane standing there. Without a word, Emily left the door ajar and walked back into her room. "Good morning, ma'am," Jane began, stepping inside hesitantly. "I got feedback from the Thompsons saying they signed the other contract with you." Emily, appearing nonchalant, poured herself another glass of coffee. "Do you want some?" she asked, her tone casual. A sharp, "No, thank you," was Jane's curt reply. Emily walked over to the couch, settled in, and crossed her legs. She took a slow sip of her coffee, eyeing Jane with a mixture of amusement and challenge. "What do I tell the board?" Jane pressed, her frustration barely concealed. Emily continued to sip her coffee for a moment longer, then finally spoke. "Tell them what you always do," she said with a smirk, the words laced with irony. Jane's face reddened with frustratio
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"Alex! It's been a week, where have you been?" Emily's voice echoed with a mix of relief and frustration as she finally managed to connect with him over the phone. "I've been trying to reach you non-stop. There's so much I need to fill you in on. I've signed with the Thompsons, but there's been so much going on.""Hello, Emily," Alex's voice, though warm, carried a sense of apology. "I know, I know. I'm really sorry for going off the grid like that. Things have just been insanely busy on my end, but I promise it'll all be over soon."Emily couldn't help but let out a sigh, her frustration easing slightly at hearing his voice. "I understand, Alex, but we really need to catch up. There's so much happening, and I need your input on some things.""Of course, Emily. I'll make sure to find some time to meet up soon," Alex reassured her. "I've missed talking to you. Hang in there, alright?"As they exchanged a few more pleasantries, Emily couldn't shake off the feeling of relief that flooded
My Fallen Werewolf Storms
Titus stormed into Mr. Johnson's office, his face flushed with anger and frustration evident in his voice. "They've done it again," he spat out as he entered, slamming the door behind him. Mr. Johnson, seated at his desk, looked up with a concerned expression. "What's wrong, Titus?" he asked, gesturing for him to take a seat."The machines," Titus began, his tone tense. "They're malfunctioning, "For centuries, we have done our thing ourselves. You just had to trust these outsiders." His voice carried the weight of years of tradition and pride in their craftsmanship, now threatened by the introduction of unfamiliar technology, and it's a disaster out there. We can't rely on these outsiders to handle our operations."Mr. Johnson's brows furrowed as he listened to Titus's rant. "Let's not jump to conclusions," he said calmly, trying to defuse the situation. "I'll come with you to see what's happening."Titus nodded tersely, his frustration still evident as they made their way to the fact
My Fallen Werewolf The Factory
Emily and Lauretta arrived almost simultaneously, their steps echoing with purpose as they marched into the factory. Emily swiftly briefed Lauretta about the situation as they made their way towards Mr. Johnson's office. The workers had ceased their tasks, their murmurs hanging in the air like a foreboding omen. Entering Mr. Johnson's office, Emily greeted him with a determined nod. "Hello, Mr. Johnson," she said, her voice steady despite the tumultuous circumstances. Mr. Johnson regarded her with a mix of surprise and resignation. "That was fast," he remarked, his tone tinged with disappointment. "Emily, I had really trusted you with the machines. What do we do now?" Emily wasted no time, her eyes scanning the paperwork that Mr. Johnson presented. "Can I see the machine details, the one with the fault?" she requested, her voice tinged with urgency. Mr. Johnson obliged, handing over the documents as Emily scrutinized them with a furrowed brow. Just then, Titus strode into the off
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"I have called the mechanics and the engineers that are to work on the machine, but it will take them 2 days to get to silverwood," Lauretta said. Emily expressed her concern about the timeline, "If it takes them two days to reach here, when would they repair the machines? And you know, we've given them a three-day ultimatum," she said, her worry evident. Lauretta replied, "I'll try my possible best to get them here earlier, but officially, it will take them two days to reach here." "But if it takes them two days to reach here, when would they repair the machines?" Emily reiterated, her concern deepening. "Don't worry, Miss Emily. Everything will be fine," Lauretta assured her, trying to allay her fears. "Alright," Emily said, trying to compose herself. "Let's start looking at some countermeasures to solve the monetary issues as we might have to bear a huge loss, and the company would not take it lightly." Emily paused for a second and said, "Please, get Jane here," she instruc
My Fallen Werewolf Sabotage
As Emily and Lauretta waited at the terminal, they scanned the crowd eagerly until they spotted the engineers disembarking from the private jet. With smiles of relief, they approached the engineers, introducing themselves and escorting them to the waiting car. During the drive to the hotel, Lauretta took the opportunity to provide the engineers with a detailed briefing on the situation at the Johnson Brewery. She outlined the challenges they were facing and emphasized the urgency of finding a solution. Arriving at the hotel, Emily expressed her gratitude to the engineers for making the journey. "Thank you for coming all this way," she said sincerely. "We truly appreciate your expertise and dedication to helping us resolve this issue." With assurances that they would be ready to begin work at first light, Emily and Lauretta bid the engineers goodnight, wishing them a restful evening. The next morning, Emily stood beside the CRV she had used to pick up the engineers. She was dre
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Emily asked the engineers to fix the machines as soon as they could. Mr. Min replied, "This might take all night.""Just do all you can tonight and we'll continue tomorrow," Emily said firmly."Okay," Mr. Min answered, getting back to work with his team.As the night wore on, Jane arrived at the factory. She walked towards Lauretta, who was overseeing the workers' welfare. "Hello, Lauretta," Jane greeted."Hi, Miss Jane," Lauretta responded, her tone neutral."So, how is the repair going? I heard you got some engineers to work on the machines," Jane said, trying to sound casual.Lauretta, fully aware that Jane was one of the major suspects in the sabotage, decided to test her reaction. "It looks like someone sabotaged the machines," she said bluntly."Sabotage?" Jane's eyes widened, though it was hard to tell if it was genuine surprise or a well-rehearsed act."Keep it on the low," Lauretta said, lowering her voice. "We don't want to startle the snake.""Who could have done this?" Jan
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The tension in the room was palpable. The entire staff of the brewery, Mr. Titus, Mr. Johnson, and the full board were present, waiting anxiously. The atmosphere was thick with anticipation and uncertainty.Suddenly, the door opened, and Emily entered, flanked by Lauretta and Jane. Emily walked in with a sense of authority and grace. She wore a tailored navy blue blazer over a crisp white blouse, paired with matching tailored pants. Her hair was tied back in a sleek ponytail, and she carried a leather portfolio in one hand, exuding both professionalism and determination. Her confident stride and composed demeanor set the tone for what was to come.Lauretta, walking on Emily's left, wore a charcoal grey dress that was both elegant and practical. It was knee-length with a fitted waist, and she paired it with black pumps. Her hair was neatly styled, and she held a tablet, ready to take notes or provide any necessary information.On Emily's right was Jane, dressed in a dark green blouse a
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