I Transmigrated as the Antagonists' Mother!

54 Pride

Vivian’s face was full of smiles, not because of Henry’s praise, but because the first half of his sentence was true, which also proved Leon’s excellence.

If a child of his age were born into a rich and powerful family, it would not be surprising for him to be able to spot this. However, it had only been less than a month since she had brought him out of the small town to the city.

Although she was not the original owner of the body, it did not hinder Vivian’s pride as a mother when she heard others praise her son.

When Leon saw the smug look on Vivian’s face, he felt a little happy in his heart. He suddenly had an idea of how to stay by his mother’s side.

Vivian smiled humbly and said, “Leon is still young. There’s still a lot to learn.”

After that, Vivian changed the topic to business. “The GK Corporation’s headquarters is located at the Jin City building. We’re short of manpower right now, so you’ll have to take care of the recruitment for the office building.”

“For now, hire two assistants for me, a professional manager for the club and a Human Resources Manager for the headquarters.”

Vivian’s seamless switch between the two modes made Henry sigh with the power of motherly love. His hands did not stop as he quickly noted it down. “Alright, I’ll set the second round of examinations on next Friday. Is it convenient for you?”

Vivian thought about her schedule and replied, “Let’s do this first. You can find me two days in advance for the specific time. After the security company is set up, Andy will transfer the people here over, so you can go through the transfer procedures.”

Henry nodded. “I understand, Boss.”

Vivian then looked at Andy. “Make a list of the people you want to transfer to the factory for Henry. From now on, these people will not be in the clothing factory. However, you have to train the security team here first. Two people are definitely not enough. We can’t just guard the gate of such a large factory. They have to patrol and play a real security role.”

Andy had already thought about the security plan in the factory. Now that Vivian had mentioned it, he expressed his opinion. “I plan to arrange 12 people here, two shifts, six people a shift. They will patrol for an hour during the day and half an hour at night.”

Everyone had their own specialty. Vivian did not interfere with the specific security measures. She believed in Andy’s professionalism. “Alright, Henry will stay. Get Mike and the other two to come over when you go out.”

Mike, Lorry, and Nick entered the office cautiously. It was their second time meeting Vivian.

Most of the technical guys were not sociable, and some even had social fears. Looking at the three people who greeted her and then stared at her blankly, Vivian smiled and asked, “Have you come up with the renovation plan and budget?”

Mike nodded and took out a report from his backpack. “Boss, this is the draft we designed. I’ve asked the construction team about the budget. It’s within twenty thousand.”

Vivian took it and looked down. It was almost the same as she had expected. The decoration was minimalistic and high-tech, with gray carpets and white walls. There was a lot of wood-colored furniture, and large pieces of transparent glass separated the cubicles.

The entire company was divided into several major areas, the front desk area, reception area, office area, two meeting rooms, one big and one small, and a pantry.

The R&D Department in the office area was a little special. The work desk design here was completely different from the traditional office design. Instead of the neat rows of office tables and chairs, it was replaced by oval office tables with two sides curved inward. Three tables formed a circle, and green plants were placed in the gaps of the circle.

These green plants could protect not only the eyes but also increase the vitality of the office.

There were 21 desks on the design, which meant the entire R&D Department had seven circles. Other than that, there was nothing else.

The blank space seemed to give a person who had been busy for a long time a breath of air.

In addition to giving people a sense of technology, the biggest impression of the entire company was that it was carefree.

Mike and the other two looked at Vivian nervously. Vivian looked up at them and asked casually, “Did you design this yourself?”

After the three of them nodded, Vivian signed her name on the back of the proposal. “The design is quite good. It fits the vision and personality of a technology company.”