Rebirth In Divorce My New Mr. Perfect (by Summer Knowles) novel Chapter 657

Sarah's lips curved into a slight smile. "Oh right, I almost forgot to tell you. I'm moving to the dormitory near the factory today, so you won't have to worry about me anymore."

"You're moving out?" Charlie's eyes widened in surprise.

"No way." After processing what she said, he rushed over and forcefully grabbed the suitcase from her hands.

"What are you doing?" Sarah glared at him angrily. "Give me back my suitcase."

Charlie laughed coldly. "I can give it back, but nothing in this world is free. You've lived here for so long—you should at least pay some rent."

Hearing this, Sarah calmed down. "How much do you want?"

Charlie thought Sarah had agreed, so he quickly held up five fingers. "At least this much."

Sarah asked, "Five thousand?"

Charlie shook his head. "At least fifty thousand."

Sarah covered her mouth and laughed.

"What's so funny?" Charlie threw the suitcase to the floor, angry and impatient. "I'm telling you, don't think I'm joking. Today, if you don't pay up, you're not leaving."

"Is that so?" A gruff male voice came from the doorway. "Then maybe you should also pay the six million you owe the factory right now."

Charlie was the type who only bullied the weak. He immediately changed his tune, claiming he was just joking with Sarah.

In the end, Sarah moved out of the rundown house.

As she left, she gave Charlie a knowing smirk and told him to take care of himself.

After she was gone, Charlie was so angry he smashed everything breakable in the room.

Thinking of Sarah's smug expression, he wanted nothing more than to tear her face apart.

Now, Charlie's chest heaved violently, his eyes filled with malice.

He had nothing left to lose; his only way out was to keep gambling.

And now, that person would never return to the factory.

This time, she was here.

Since she was overhauling everything, the reforms needed to be comprehensive.

Sarah connected directly with factory headquarters, requesting that new machines be shipped as large items from their place of origin. She would pay a deposit first and the remainder upon delivery.

This approach might reduce trust between both parties, but it would also prevent unnecessary waste of money.

After handling the equipment issues, Sarah gathered all department heads and employees together to establish a new system of rewards and penalties in front of everyone.

The workers' enthusiasm was immediately sparked. The veteran employees looked at Sarah with gratitude, incredibly relieved that she had arrived.

Completely restoring the production line wasn't something that could happen overnight, but they needed to speed things up. The market wouldn't wait, and opportunities could slip away in an instant.

The workers, competing for substantial bonuses, began working harder than ever.