The female secretary posted a Blog post, thinking that her Blog had not been verified and she didn’t have many followers, so she assud that nobody would pay much attention to it.
She also generously paid a few hundred dollars out of her own pocket to buy a hot search listing.
Of course, a hot search listing that only cost a few hundred dollars wouldn’t generate much attention. More than ten minutes after the female secretary’s post went live, it only garnered a few hundred reposts and a little over a hundred comnts, even with the money spent.
Compared to hot search news with tens of thousands of reposts and comnts, this level of engagent was like throwing a small stone into a lake - it didn’t even cause a splash, just a tiny ripple effect.
A netizen asked in the comnts section: Who is your boss? Are the boss and his fiancee you’re talking about Joanna Lawrence and Ashton Heath?
The female secretary replied to this comnt: Yes, I am a Heath Group employee. I saw today’s hot search and couldn’t help but post a Blog entry about it. President Ashton and Ms. Joanna’s relationship is solid. I don’t know who is trying to mislead others into thinking their relationship isn’t good. All of Heath Group’s employees know how much President Ashton pampers Ms. Joanna - what kind of ulterior motive do those trying to stir up trouble have?
The netizen quickly replied: Can I send your Blog post to an influential figure in the entertainnt circle whom I follow? I am a fan of Joanna Lawrence, and seeing today’s hot search made furious. I also think soone is intentionally stirring up trouble.
Female secretary: Of course. I bought a hot search to promote my Blog post, but the results seem rather ager. If an influential figure in the entertainnt circle could help repost or make a statent, that would be fantastic.
Netizen: Okay, I’ll sort out the information and send it to them.
It wasn’t that the female secretary had a particularly close relationship with Joanna Lawrence.
She just couldn’t stand it.
For people like them, if things went smoothly, they would likely spend their entire career at Heath Group.
Although Ashton Heath wasn’t the easiest person to get along with, he was quite generous to his employees.
He was definitely a good boss.
From an employee’s perspective, they were content with a boss like him.
They never thought about switching companies.
Nor did they think about changing bosses.
As for Joanna Lawrence...
Heath Group employees had a good impression of her, thinking that she had a nice temperant and personality. As the future lady boss, Joanna never acted arrogant around them.
They liked having a lady boss like her.
Now, so were intentionally trying to tarnish the relationship between their boss and lady boss on the Blog. Of course, as employees, they couldn’t just sit back and watch.
After all, President Ashton and Miss Joanna had a great relationship.
They had been together for so long and still seed as if they were in the honeymoon phase.
Countless people in the company envied them.
But everyone was willing to indulge in the puppy love demonstrated by President Ashton and Miss Joanna.
Now, there were strange voices suddenly saying that President Ashton would definitely regret choosing Miss Joanna, and that they would inevitably break up in the future.
What was this if not intentionally stirring up trouble?
It was unclear whether President Ashton and Miss Joanna saw the hot search news.
If they did, President Ashton would certainly be furious, right?
They didn’t know who was daring enough to intentionally stir up trouble on Blog like this. Did that person really not fear being discovered by President Ashton?
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After posting her Blog entry, the female secretary didn’t continue to keep a close eye on the matter.
Although she was still feeling indignant, it wasn’t her personal issue, and she had plenty of work to do.
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