Wait, She’s a Billionaire ( Sheena Lawson )

Chapter 18 

Sheena frowned and stared back, warning Sue, “Ms. Klein, please watch your language. Mr. Lawson personally appointed me to this position. If you have a problem with it, you can take it up with him.” 

Sue was left speechless. She could only glare at her with resentment. 

Sheena remained unfazed and sipped her coffee with a smile. “It’s true that I lack experience, but I’m afraid you don’t have the qualifications to question my education.” 

Sue laughed mockingly, crossed her arms, and taunted, “Oh? Which mediocre university did you graduate from? Did you even finish your undergraduate degree? For managerial positions at Angle Group and above, they require at least a master’s degree. Are you qualified?” 

“I didn’t attend university. I was bored at 14 and casually obtained a Ph.D. from the University of Manchester with my dissertation. Would you consider that a mediocre university?” Sheena replied casually as if recounting an ordinary story. 

Sue looked at her in disbelief. 

How could sheena obtain a Ph.D. from the University of Manchester at the age of 14? 

If the University of Manchester was considered mediocre, then what was her own alma mater? 

Sue’s expression turned sour as she tried to maintain her composure, snidely remarking, “So what if you have a Ph.D. from the University of Manchester? Our industry values experience the most, and it’s uncertain if you can hold your position.” 

After saying that, she left the office. 

“Stop,” Sheena ordered. 

“What else do you want?” 

Sheena gave her a cold stare and teased, “Whether I can hold my position or not is none of your concern. In this pile of documents, several outdated files are mixed in from different departments from the past five years. I’d like you to pick them out and reorganize them correctly.” 

Sue was shocked. 

How did she know? 

When Sheena arrived, Sue deliberately selected a set of incredibly complex documents, some were entirely in Spanish, which a newcomer could not possibly understand. 

She could not believe it, but she still collected the documents anyway. 

“There’s more.” 

Sue was getting annoyed. She glared at Sheena and asked, “What else do you want?” 

Sheena looked at her, smiling. “I’ll remind you one last time. You’re to address me as Ms. Sheena.” 

Sue’s expression turned ugly as she stormed out and slammed the door. 

Sheena chuckled and shook her head. These petty tricks were nothing new to her. She had been dealing with them since she was a teenager. 

If Sue was trying to play mind games with her, Sue would find herself too inexperienced. 

At the Freeman Group, in Elijah’s office. 

“Mr. Freeman, we’ve located Ms. Sheena’s whereabouts,” Leon said as he entered the room and handed a stack of documents to Elijah. 

“Our team traced her to Angle Group, where she suddenly joined yesterday. It seems she’s holding quite a significant position. Today is her first official day at work.” 

Elijah’s face instantly turned gloomy. 

A quick divorce and swift entry into a new job. Was she financially supported by Howard? 

Was this what she meant by having done nothing wrong? 

How dare she claim that she did not have an affair during their marriage? 

The rage in him boiled over as he realized that he was being cheated on. 

She would be the first to do so! 

“Give me the Angle Group’s address.” 

“Huh?” Leon was confused but quickly understood what Elijah meant. “Yes, Mr. Freeman.” 

As Sheena sat in her office and familiarized herself with the materials, she suddenly sneezed twice. 

Was someone badmouthing her? 

It was probably Erin. 

She quickly refocused her thoughts and immersed herself in her work. 

In just one day, she memorized the information that would have taken others three days to go through. Sue was so enraged when she saw Sheena leaving the office on time that she snapped her lipstick in half out of frustration. 

Sheena massaged her sore shoulders and took the elevator down to the car park. 

However, she came to work in Howard’s car. The new car was only sent there in the afternoon. She had forgotten to ask where it was, so how was she supposed to find it?