His Eagle Eyes on Me

After hanging up, Hayden delegated the task of organizing the gathering to his assistant.

Eliam was a clever man and immediately understood Hayden's intentions.

"Mr. Tate, should we specifically remind Fergus from the Administration Department to participate?" Eliam asked. Hayden gave his assistant a cold stare, and Eliam shut his mouth.

"All single employees can participate in this gathering," Hayden stated.

"What if married employees want to join?" Eliam inquired.

"So that they can look for extramarital affairs?" Hayden countered. "Married employees cannot participate."

"They might just want to join in on the fun," Eliam explained with a smile. "Imagine a gathering where all the outstanding single men and women from three major companies took part. Even if I was married, I would want to participate."

Hayden pondered this for a moment and said, "Married attendees will have to cover their own meal expenses. They will also be given 'married' labels."

Eliam thought Hayden's idea was brilliant.

"If the number of married people exceeds the number of singles, it would be quite amusing. We might even make some money from this event!" Eliam mused.

"You don't have a girlfriend either, do you? You can use this opportunity to find one." Hayden glanced at his assistant. "Don't blame me for giving you too much work if you can't find a partner."

"Actually, I'm not entirely single at the moment." Eliam said with some embarrassment. "A girl I pursued during my university years recently contacted me. I couldn't win her over before because my family's financial situation was quite ordinary. She has had several boyfriends, all from wealthy families."

"She looked down on you before, but now that she sees potential in your future prospects, she reaches out to you?" Hayden raised his gaze, analyzing the situation. "She thinks you'll accomplish greatness in the future, doesn't she?"

Eliam nodded. "Because I was fortunate enough to be chosen by you. Regardless of whether I earn more or less in the future, the experience of working by your side is invaluable."

"Eliam, when you look for a wife, don't just seek someone who can share your wealth." Hayden, despite lacking personal romantic experience, had observed many things. "Even if you find someone who is not as well-off as her, it will be fine."Content bel0ngs to Nôvel(D)r/a/ma.Org.

"Mr. Tate, to be honest, my parents are very pleased with her precisely because her family's conditions are better than mine. She has a great job, too Because my parents are. satisfied with her, I have secretly gone on two dates with her. Pwas hesitant about whether to accept her, but now I know the answer,"

Eliam confessed.

"As long as you work diligently by my side, I can definitely provide for all your material needs. Just find a wife whom you genuinely like," Hayden advised. "Understood. Mr. Tate, I hope you can also find the woman you truly like as well," Eliam said.

He knew that Hayden was probably still testing Shelly at the moment, and no one knew how many more tests he would have to conduct before finally accepting her. News about the gathering soon spread within the three companies, and all single employees rushed to sign up for it.

Their food and drinks would be paid for, and they could make new friends; not a person could resist participating. Sᴇaʀch Thᴇ Find ɴøᴠel.nᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

Married people, who were required

to pay fifty dollars per head, flocked

to sign up as well. After all, it was

hardly a loss for them to pay fifty

dollars to dine at the country's finest

hotel.

In the Administration office, the manager walked over to Fergus and asked why he had not signed up for the event.

"I'm a little caught up with work this weekend, so I don't have time for the gathering," Fergus explained.

"Forget about work. This is the first ever gathering our boss has arranged. I've signed up, so you should as well! It's not like you need to pay!" the manager urged.

"All right! Won't your wife get mad at you for participating in this sort of event meant for people to look for partners?" Fergus chuckled.

"If I wanted to cheat on her, I would be able to do so without these sorts of events! I'm just going there for fun!" the manager retorted.