The receptionist hurriedly walked up to Helen to stop her. "Ma''am, you can''t just go in."


    The infuriated Helen pushed the receptionist aside and attempted to enter, but the gate would not budge.


    Unable to stop her, the receptionist shouted for security. Two guards swiftly arrived and lifted Helen away, one on each side, to escort her out of thepany.


    Despite her struggles, Helen could not break free. Realizing she was about to be thrown out, she shouted loudly, "I''m Melody''s mother! She knows the president of thispany! He''ll punish you if you just throw me out like this!"


    Coincidentally, Sherman had just returned to thepany from outside. He did not want to get involved in the lobby''smotion. However, upon hearing the woman iming to be Melody''s mother, Sherman involuntarily stopped.


    "Let her go." Sherman walked over, sporting a faint smile. "Ma''am, did you just say you are Melody''s mother?"


    Helen rubbed her arm, which was sore from being pulled, and appraised the man in front of her. "Yes, I am Melody''s mother. Who are you?"


    "I am the president of Parr Group, the person you''re looking for."


    When Helen heard the man in front of her was the president of Parr Group, her expression immediately changed. She shed an ingratiating smile at him, saying, "So, you''re the president of Parr Group! I''m Melody''s mother. I''vee to inquire about my daughter''s situation."


    Though unclear about why Helen came to ask about Melody, Sherman-out of respect for her being Melody''s mother-courteously led her to his office.


    "Please have a seat, Missus Sander," invited Sherman, guiding Helen to a chair and personally pouring her a ss of water. "What would you like to know about Melody?"Text content ? N?velDrama.Org.


    As Helen looked around the luxuriously decorated office, she suddenly felt a sense of longing. Moreover, the president of such argepany treating her with such courtesy made her feel like a person of high status. This was the first time in her life that she had been treated this way, and the feeling was truly wonderful.


    "I tried calling her, but she didn''t answer. Knowing that you two are acquainted, I had no choice but toe here and ask you how she''s doing," Helen said, her expression carrying a hint of resentment when she mentioned Melody. "That girl is really good at making people worry about her."


    In their conversation, Sherman sensed that Helen seemed somewhat dissatisfied with her daughter. He did not know the details of Melody''s family situation, but it seemed moreplicated than he first assumed.


    "Melody has been quite busytely. Perhaps she didn''t hear your calls. How about I give her a call and ask her toe over? What do you think?"


    Helen sensed that Sherman definitely had a special connection with Melody. Knowing that, she smiled and nodded.


    Sherman immediately called Melody, and his call was quickly answered. "Hello, Melody. Do you have a moment?"


    "What''s up?" Melody responded while submitting job applications on herputer.


    Sherman nced at Helen sitting across from him and exined, "Well, your mom is currently at mypany. She said she couldn''t reach you by phone." "What?!" Surprised to hear that Helen went to Parr Group, Melody immediately put down her work. "She found her way to your ce?"