Celia Sterling had been diligently busy at the office for two days.
Silas Norwood had been a hands-off manager for some time. But after Celia Sterling focused on her work, he finally reined in his distractions and immersed himself in his own job.
Franklin Sterling had been up to no good for years, so they had to be on their guard.
For several days in a row, Silas Norwood had been personally driving her to and from work. When he was too busy, he would entrust the important task to Kian Sterling. As a result, the Sterling Group's R&D building had been unusually restless these past few days. With Silas Norwood or Kian Sterling frequently coming and going, it was hard for anyone to focus on their work.
At noon, Director Linden finished his routine report on project progress at several sites and market feedback for new products, then started to joke around.
