CEO's Reborn Wife

Because I’m not personnel of Lancaster’s wood business, after listening to little Jane, I think it’s great, but I have no authority to agree to it. I told little Jane that I needed to ask the relevant person in charge at Lancaster’s wood business and then get back to her.

Everyone knows my, Amber Edwards’, temperament and character, a Fiery Fanny with a quick temper. I didn’t even have time to chat more with little Jane. I was particularly excited to take the event planning proposal she told me about back.

The first thing I did when I got back was to take our phone conversation at the office, turn it into text, make it a complete event planning proposal, and print it out. I handed it over to Emily Lancaster, the person in charge of Lancaster’s wood business, along with the endorsement contract they prepared for little Jane.

That day, Emily Lancaster said they needed to hold a meeting with the high level at the company to discuss and told me to go home and wait for messages.

I couldn’t have imagined, really couldn’t have, that what I waited for was to hear from others that the spokesperson of Lancaster’s wood business had been changed.

It was that afternoon, the day I left Lancaster’s wood business, they quickly changed the spokesperson without telling me beforehand.

Fine then, I, a person surnamed Zhou, ran around for you; if you don’t respect me, that’s one thing. Changing the spokesperson is something Lancaster’s wood business has the right to decide, and as an outsider, how could I say anything even if I’m outraged? Right?

No choice, just me, Amber Edwards, being passionate, and my good intentions being played like a fool?

But Lancaster’s wood business, now, even after changing the spokesperson, you openly used little Jane’s event planning. Isn’t this shameless of you?

Did you ask little Jane before using it? Did you ask me?

No, you didn’t even ask. Just took others’ stuff as your own, just like that.

Honestly, I, Amber Edwards, have never seen anyone and any company as shameless as Lancaster’s wood business in my well-grown life.

I’m talking about you, Emily Lancaster.

A two-faced person, saying to me how much you like little Jane, how much you like me, hoping I can help you negotiate this endorsement, but doing these despicable things behind my back.

Even if you sprayed 100 bottles of perfume, you couldn’t cover up the stench that emanates from your character.

I, Amber Edwards, despise you! @Emily Lancaster.

Lancaster’s wood business, do you feel ashamed? A company this big, couldn’t you find someone capable of coming up with your own event plan? So you had to be a thief and use someone else’s as your own? With a company like yours, hehe, even if the whole world runs out of home furnishings, I, Amber Edwards, will never buy from your place.

The evidence will be released by little Jane’s studio official twitter, everyone is welcome to follow. The video of our discussion that day in the office, HD video, just wait for it.—Amber Edwards, a fan of little Jane.

The studio still needs to organize this evidence before posting it on twitter. Jane Sampson first reposted Amber’s twitter with a despising expression and one sentence.

Taking without asking is theft, a lifelong ban on Lancaster’s wood business from now on.

Like Amber said, if after the discussion you conclude that I’m not suitable as the spokesperson for your company, you could have explicitly stated your decision to me; that’s absolutely fine.