e for an elderly aristocrat like her. She was no longer actively involved in managing the company. Her ro

hat afternoon. Yes, she no longer drank cold beverages as it had proven harmful to her aging

n devoted to Mrs. Daphne since the latter's younger days and marriage to the late Darren Foster, Gery's grandfather. They had been a couple wh

randson?" she asked, surprised. Usually, she never rece

ployee and eager to meet you to discuss an important comp

rrowed her bro

hearing because it was unusual. What kind of com

dress her complaint. Still, she insisted that only you could help her with this matte

ting on the plush velvet s

. Let's see what this

from acting as a supervisor for her grandson and providing guidance. However, the fact that a junio

rl. Even at first glance, Mrs. Daphne immediately thought that the g

essed the core issue. She became even more convinced that the ma

alid and legally binding contract with Vinestra Group. However, the issue is that Mr. Gery Foster felt entitled to use his power to terminate my employ

ind it? Because it's unlikely for him to terminate someone without any wrongdoi

aphne continued, realizing that Eve was still standing before her.

e such as desks and chairs. Instead, it resembled a spacious lounge with one glass w

Madam. I made a foolish mistake elsewhere, wher

each other before?" Mrs. Daphne asked,

gaged in some youthful game. We... um, I... slightly disturbed Mr. Gery's comfort, but it was merely a minor misunderstanding. It's truly unfair that I should be fired from a

ry and hoped that this grandmother of his would be m

d invited her to drink first. Eve nodded and expressed her gratitude. She immediately to

ons. Ck! Goodness! The aura of the wealthy was different from ordinary folks; Eve silently thou

Daphne said briefly as the old woman with wrinkles on her fac

esty. Yet, she found none of that. Instead, what stood out about the brave young woman before her was her stubborn demeanor and an aura of unwavering

ame again? Miss

cious employee who dared to meet Mrs. Daphne directly, considering she was not accustomed to m

mon my grandson," Mrs. Daphne said, her wor

rectly and be judged by his grandmother.

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