At three o'clock, Hansen walked in on time, dressed in a sharp suit.
All the executives of the Richards Group stood up and held their breath.
During meetings, Hansen had always been very punctual. He never thought that leaders should arrive a few minutes late; he felt that such an act was very pretentious.
Therefore, he had always been punctual, and he did not allow his staff to be late either.
When Jenna woke up and rushed over, the meeting was about to start!
Hansen looked at Jenna, who was standing at the door sheepishly. Her eyes were red and swollen. Her hands were wrapped with white gauze, and she was holding a notebook in her left hand.
"Come in and sit down," he said calmly, pointing at the empty seat next to him.
Jenna walked in quietly, but she was stunned in her heart.
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