CEO Proposed to His Ex-wife 99 Times novel Chapter 155

Marshall was upstairs, and he knew Katherine was surrounded by reporters.

It was hard not to notice such a big stir at the door of the company.

Peter was anxious and wanted to go downstairs to help her.

Marshall said casually, "You will only trouble her if you go, Katherine is not as simple as you think. Since she dares to come, she should be prepared."

He remembered that once she had made Mrs. Grant so angry that she couldn't even speak.

Mrs. Grant was so arrogant, but she still lost to Katherine.

Although the media was cunning, it was not necessarily her opponent.

Katherine was no longer the one she used to be.

Marshall waited in the office for a long time. Katherine hadn't come, but Khalid had.

Khalid asked in a hurry after coming in, "Katherine was blocked by the reporters. How are you getting along these days? Will she say something inappropriate?"

Marshall knew what he meant.

Katherine had a conflict with Mrs. Grant not long ago, and it was likely that she hadn't cooled down yet.

At that time, if she followed WF Group's will, then the Grant family would be passive.

Marshall stood at the window, looking outside.

The floor he was on was too high, so he couldn't see the situation below.

It took a few seconds for him to respond to Khalid, "No, she won't."

If it hadn't been for Khalid speaking, he wouldn't have thought of this.

But he believed that Katherine would not do this.

For no reason, he just believed her.

There was no support from the Grant family's company, and Katherine actually didn't care.

She rambled on and talked about everything.

Those reporters seemed to have never seen such a cooperative interviewee, so they didn't embarrass her, and their attitude towards her also eased.

Katherine finally sighed and said, "You have been waiting here for a long time. Just go back. I have said everything that can be said. Even if you continue to wait, no one will give you the answer. Don't have trouble with yourself. Hurry up to drink some water and take a break. You all worked hard."

The reporters laughed happily.

They were indeed tired, for they had stayed here all morning without gaining anything.

Katherine waved her hand, "It's already noon. Don't wait here. If you want to get a good performance, come back when it's nice and cool. Go back."

She basically answered all the reporters' questions, so they stopped pestering her.

They all withdrew.

Katherine stood there stretched, and then swaggered into the company.

At the entrance of the lobby stood security guards and reception personnel.

Seeing her coming, they all greeted her, "Young Mrs. Grant, welcome."

Katherine nodded, "I'm coming to Marshall."

She had a laid-back manner and didn't look nervous at all.

These employees didn't know what happened, and they half-believed in the news online.

Seeing that Katherine's attitude had not changed, they also relaxed.

They thought that it was groundless.

Katherine took the elevator upstairs.

As soon as she got out of the elevator, she saw Peter.

Peter was so nervous that he kept guarding at the elevator door. Seeing Katherine, he stared at her and asked her quickly, "What did you say to the media?"

Katherine sneered and walked towards Marshall's office, "I have said everything that should be said, and you will know it later when you read the news. Don't expect me to repeat it to you. If I say it again, I might die from exhaustion."

Khalid was still in Marshall's office.

Katherine opened the door and frowned when she saw Khalid.

She didn't know what to call him, and felt a little embarrassed.

She pursed her lips for a long time before calling Khalid, "Mr. Grant."

Khalid was also not accustomed to this address either, so he paused before asking her, "What did you tell the media?"

Katherine couldn't be offhand with Khalid like with Peter.

So, she simply explained to Khalid, "I roughly talked about what happened during Marshall's business trip and didn't say much."

Khalid nodded, and felt relieved.

Marshall sat still, looking at Katherine with a calm expression.