The President’s Mistake A Tale of Love and Regret
Chapter 265 Freya Joins Andala Corp

The fresh scent of grassy shower gel on Frey made Nathaniel's breathing falter.

Frey stood on tiptoe, closing the distance between her and Nathaniel. She looked up at him with a cold expression and laughed.

"Mr. Nathaniel! Watch your dog carefully! Don't let it bite someone!"

The room fell silent.

Abigail immediately reacted, rushing toward Frey. "Who are you scolding?"

"Stop!"

"Ms. Abigail! Ms. Abigail!" Taylor hurriedly intervened to shield Frey. Abigail swung her hand, intending to slap Frey, but missed and hit Taylor hard on the forehead instead.

Ignoring the commotion, Frey turned and walked into Andala Corp's office. Abigail's shouts of outrage echoed behind her.

Nathaniel stood frozen as if turned to stone, his face a mask of tension and helplessness.

Frey entered Andala Corp's main entrance, which served several businesses. Mandy had leased the sixth and seventh floors.

Initially, to keep her identity under wraps, Mandy had avoided hiring too many people, running the space more like a private studio.

However, with the new collaboration with Technologent Group and the need to expand, she hired a renovation team to work on the fifth floor, making a noticeable clatter.

As Frey arrived, the staff, who had been busy with their heads down, looked up in surprise and excitement.

The company was known for hiring rising stars from the world of design. People who couldn't make it into big firms but were eager to work here due to its association with Technologent Group.

Many of the younger employees had heard of Frey's legendary status in the world of design, where he was known for single-handedly elevating Saeville's design scene to international standards. The tales of his disputes with Nathaniel also added to the intrigue.

Despite the gossip, the younger employees, especially those born in the 1990s and 2000s, preferred to focus on their work rather than dwell on such stories. They briefly discussed Frey's application and breakup with Nathaniel before returning to their tasks.

Mandy's assistant led Frey to the president's office, where representatives from the finance and human resources departments awaited. There was no need for an interview as Frey's reputation spoke for itself. The departments quickly reviewed and signed a contract with Frey.

Seated at Mandy's desk, Frey appeared as a nervous newcomer, hands clasped and demeanor reserved.

Her nervousness was genuine. After three years in prison and enduring considerable abuse, Frey developed a fear of crowded places and strangers. She trembled uncontrollably under the gaze of others. The office staff, intrigued by Frey's beauty and poise, were puzzled by the contrast between his refined appearance and the serious accusations against her. They couldn't recognize the well-mannered person before them as a murderer some believed she was.

Mandy, facing the task of managing Frey's entry into the company, felt a growing headache. She tactfully discussed the salary details with Frey and then awkwardly asked the finance department to prepare a salary report for their new boss, finalizing the paperwork.