Let Me Go, Mr. Hill!

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Chapter 2750

What did Chester want?

Charity was able to guess it.

Maybe Chester wanted her to forgive him and get back together with him again.

However, Charity did not want that at all.

Putting aside the fact that they had a grudge between them, she was also obsessed with cleanliness. Chester had

been with many other women before. She thought he was dirty.

At that moment, her phone rang. Max’s refreshing voice came through the phone. “I’m back in Australia. Didn’t you

promise to go shopping with me before? When are you going to fulfill your promise?”

Charity glanced at the time. After thinking in silence for a few seconds, she said, “Let’s go tonight.”

“Okay. I’ll pick you up after I get off work.”

“You don’t have to. I can go over myself—”

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“I’ll pick you up. Let Steven and the others get off work earlier,” Max interrupted her. “You have to give them a day

off once in a while.”

“...Okay.”

Charity put her hand to her forehead.

After hanging up the call, her secretary, Layla North, entered. She said, “President Neeson, Josh Turner’s side

rejected us. His manager expressed that Neeson Corporation’s reputation isn’t as good as before and is constantly

going downhill. There are better sports brands currently getting in touch with them, so they won’t consider us.”

Charity frowned and spun her pen. “What about the figure skating champion, Clara Herbert? Her endorsement fees

can be increased by two million dollars.”

“Clara’s side rejected us too.” Layla sighed. “Her manager said that there’s already a sports brand that’s been

sponsoring Clary even before she won the Winter Olympics gold medal. They can’t be ungrateful.”

Charity rubbed the middle of her brows. If Neeson Corporation wanted to make a strong comeback, they would

have to get a gold medalist to be their endorser as the Winter Olympics had just ended. That was how they could

spread Neeson Corporation’s name rapidly.

Layla said, “Actually, many gold medalists already had quite a few companies investing in them before they rose to

fame.”

“I checked the records. Didn’t Neeson Corporation allocate five million dollars annually to sponsor athletes?”

Layla was embarrassed. “The athletes we chose every time through surveys conducted by the marketing

department didn’t win any gold medals.”

Charity squinted her eyes. “It could’ve been a coincidence if it occurred once or twice, but if it happened every

single time... There’s a problem. Check who the athletes the company sponsors every year are and what they’re

doing now.”

Layla left quickly. In the evening, a stack of records was sent to Charity’s table.

After having a look at it, she laughed.

It turned out to be what she expected.

Charity called the human resource department. “Have Manager Green of the marketing department resign. Tell him

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that if he doesn’t leave, I’ll pass the evidence of him colluding with athletes to gain Neeson Corporation’s

sponsorships to the lawyers. If we do that, he’ll have to face the legal consequences.”

“Er... I’m afraid Manager Green isn’t a person to be pushed around ...” The human resource department’s manager

was shocked.

President Neeson was indeed swift and decisive. A new leader tended to make a lot of changes.

“No matter how intimidating he is, this is my company and not his. If you don’t dare to do it, you can resign.”

Charity ended the call coldly.

630 p.m.

Charity walked out of the elevator with her bag.

A burly man rushed out from a dark corner and pushed her.

Charity was wearing high heels. She was caught off guard and stumbled backward.

“You b*tch! ” Manager Green charged forward and yanked her hair as he scolded her, “You, a loose woman who’s

had sex with other men, came to our company and think you’re all that great, huh?

You’ve just assumed the position for a few days, and now, you want to fire me. Who do you think you are?”

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