They drove to the company, and the morning passed without incident.
Just before lunch break, someone knocked on the door of Hannah’s office.
“Come in.”
Paige pushed inside, looking a little embarrassed.
“Miss Moore.”
Hannah looked up from the documents she had been reviewing.
“Take a seat. What seems to be the problem.”
“It’s fine, Miss Moore, I’ll just stand here. Well… There is something I would like to speak with you about…” Paige drifted off and stood still, obviously debating with herself on something.
Sensing the other woman’s apprehension, Hannah closed the file she was working on and focused her attention on Grace.
“What’s wrong?”
“It’s It’s about Miss White…”
Hannah’s brows furrowed. Johanna had barely started, and she was already causing trouble?
“What about Miss White?”
Paige turned even redder.
“Well, the thing is… You asked me to help her learn the ropes, Miss Moore, so I assigned a project to her.
But…”
“Don’t worry about a thing and just say it as it is,” Hannah instructed with a hint of impatience in her voice.
“Don’t think about her as a White. She is just another employee.”
Her words were all the encouragement that Paige needed. Squaring her shoulders, she explained, “The project involves a collaboration with Hebert Tech on a recently developed mobile game. The initial proposal stipulated that we would give the Hebert Tech 10% of the total revenue. However, during her recent discourse with a representative of the Hebert Tech, Miss White straight-up offered them 15%. The additional 5% is approximated to be around 200 million dollars. We have indeed provided room for a 15% margin in the original draft, but that was simply a backup plan in case the initial talks fell through. Technically speaking, both parties have already agreed on 10%.
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Now, however, I’m afraid we’ll have to take such a huge loss… This puts the marketing department in a bind, Miss Moore.”
Johanna really was a fool, through and through. How could she make the company lose hundreds of millions in the span of a few hours?
This only cemented Hannah’s terrible impression of her.
Hannah closed her eyes and sighed, “All right, I understand the situation. Hebert Tech is a subsidiary of Mr. Cartwright’s company.
I will discuss this matter with him myself. If such proposals come up in the future, don’t let Johanna have any direct contact with our prospective partners or clients. Ensure that someone familiar with the operations take charge or, at the very least, keep a close eye on her.”