Chapter 5 Expressionless

I took the fifth cup of coffee placed in front of me and sipped it expressionlessly. During those days of working from home, any documents that needed editing or urgent materials in the department were my responsibility.

If he coughed, I had to bring him tea; if he knocked on the door, I had to be ready with my laptop to serve at his beck and call. It was practically a 24-hour on-call overtime situation. There was no time for tranquility; I was simply carrying the load for my colleagues.

But it wasn't all without benefits. At least now, I had the opportunity to get involved in a new project. After organizing the materials, I began writing the project proposal.

With first-hand information, the proposal flowed smoothly. Over the next two days, aside from my regular tasks, I focused on writing the project proposal.

Finally, on the day before the meeting, I completed the proposal. In reality, I had no idea about the project's progress, whether Osborn had found someone to lead it, or wh