Chapter 657 Albert's Dream

• Journey Jolene did not bring Albert home with her in Wynter's dream. Rather, they said their quick goodbyes at the airport and reconnected at a dinner party. After meeting Jolene, Albert couldn't stop thinking about her, just as in a work of fiction. He wanted to know why she broke up with him, perhaps because a person's first love was so memorable. and inquire as to why she decided to go when they were so much in love. In addition to meeting Fabian, Jolene initially remained silent. She described to him how independent she was, using language that was identical to what she had used in the research.
• Fabian was unable to allow Albert to become involved in personal affairs at the time. Albert needed to focus on running the Quinnell Group because it was in a dire state. They wouldn't be able to stop other employees from losing their employment until then. Fabian therefore became involved in their relationship. The distinction now was that Jolene was still not in Fabian's favor. Before, he didn't like her, but now he hated her. But in reality, this provided Jolene with an opportunity to become closer to Albert. Albert believed Fabian to be intrusive and completely unintelligent at the moment. Through her own efforts, Jolene transformed herself from an average person into a successful one.
• She worked at least 10 times as hard as other people to achieve her achievement. One may argue that Jolene's emergence hastened the demise of the Quinnell Group. Wynter was unable to make sense of her disjointed dream. Jolene didn't accomplish anything in her dream, and everything happened by accident. When Albert arrived home, he was always quiet since he was so busy. Fabian and Albert's relationship deteriorated further. Fabian sought to explain things to Wynter at the time, but she was unable to comprehend them. When people in the industry were playing them, what could an outsider do?