Billionaire's Regret: Losing Me And Our Son - Chapter 149: Chapter 149

With Jess accompanying Raelynn, I was much more relieved.
Jess replied to me, "Alright, I'll definitely tell Raelynn."
After I hung up, I went back to work. Without Raelynn, my workload has visibly increased.
Previously, Raelynn would plan ahead based on the priority of tasks, including filtering and deciding on her daily schedule and various meetings, which she would then clearly annotate and organize in my itinerary.
Now that I lacked a good helper like Raelynn, arranging the work was indeed a little difficult for me.
Fortunately, Gemma volunteered to help me.
"Ms. Hinton, Raelynn takes good care of me and teaches me many things. If you don't mind, can I take over Raelynn's job while she's not around?" Gemma looked at me expectantly. Because she was nervous, her hands were intertwined.
"I've already done my job. I'm just worried that you might be very busy without Raelynn. Look at me. The more I explain, the messier it gets. I overestimated myself. Ms. Hinton, just pretend I didn't say anything." After Gemma finished speaking, she turned around and planned to leave.
"Wait," I called out to Gemma.
Gemma was originally the person recommended by Raelynn. During this period of time, Gemma's performance was indeed not bad.
"Ms. Hinton, what can I do for you?" Gemma stopped in her tracks and looked at me.
I said, "Stay and help. Raelynn thinks highly of you. She can be considered your teacher in the workplace. Just do your job well and work hard."
After listening to my words, Gemma nodded vigorously and said repeatedly, "I'll work hard."
"Then start with these itineraries and unprocessed emails," I instructed Gemma.
Unexpectedly, Gemma's performance was far better than I had imagined. Just as Raelynn had said, she was a fast learner.
Ever since Gemma joined the company, she had been improving at lightning speed. She had done things in an orderly manner.
While I was gratified, the efficiency of my work had also improved significantly.
After concluding a departmental docking meeting, Gemma went to organize the minutes of the meeting and made some matching information and discussion points in the meeting into a briefing for me to see.
As soon as I returned to my office, I received a call from Raelynn.
"You finally called me. How are the results of the checkup?" I asked Raelynn with concern.
"Ms. Hinton, I'm fine. I just have acute gastritis and need to rest for a week. You don't have to worry too much." Raelynn's voice was a little hoarse.
When I heard that it was acute gastritis, my heart ached. "I heard from Jess that you fainted from the pain. I was so worried that I broke out in a cold sweat. You don't have to worry about work. I'll give you a sick leave. Rest well before talking about anything else. Do you hear me?"
Raelynn nodded. "Thank you for your concern, Ms. Hinton."
I said, "Don't stand on ceremony with me. Give the phone to Jess. I have something to say to your fiance."
Raelynn was stunned and smiled shyly.
When Jess took the phone, I reminded him, "You love Raelynn, so I believe you will take good care of her. I've made a list of her favorite foods and even contacted a nutritionist for her. He took care of my grandmother before and is very professional. This time, while Raelynn is hospitalized, nurse her stomach back to health."
Jess said gratefully, "Ms. Hinton, thank you for arranging this. I will take good care of Raelynn."
I said, "Then I won't disturb Raelynn's rest. Just contact me if there's anything."