Back to the Past: Breaking the Love Spell

Chapter 174

Gladdish tried to maintain a composed facade despite the mounting pressure. Several managers shot her meaningful glances, silently conveying that she was on thin ice,

Suddenly, Logan spoke up, “Ms. Carter, you don’t need to come to work tomorrow.”

Gladdish’s eyes widened in shock. “Ms. Cooper, what do you mean by this?”

Logan was the second in command in the company. She had full authority to dismiss anyone.

But had Gladdish offended her in any way? Why would she want to dismiss her?

“Aren’t I clear enough?” Logan’s tone was indifferent yet assertive. “You’re fired.”

It was evident that Renee and Francis were friends. However, Gladdish seemed oblivious and dared to

give Renee a hard time right in front of Carlisle. Wasn’t that a slap in his face?

“I refuse to accept this! I will speak to Mr. Zahn about this!”

She tried to rise from her chair, only to find her legs turning jelly, unable to muster the strength to stand.

During her 30s, she spent money to study accounting for a few years, then worked in several small companies to gain three to five years of work experience.

her work experience. She had been working there for four years

be difficult for her to find

in the workplace for over a decade. Can’t you see why Mr. Zahn doesn’t trust you?”

pondered briefly, quickly recalling that Carlisle had just given ten thousand dollars to Francis.

other?

didn’t know!”

She turned to a staff member in the finance department

Carter four months‘

pursed his lips, trembling as he counted a stack of cash from

2:00 pm when Carlisle returned

smell of smoke. As soon as Carlisle entered, the bustling living room instantly fell

smile, “Boss, the internet is down today. Several nearby residential

Chapter 174

Carlisle

Do you want to play a few rounds?”

his seat to Carlisle.

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hundred–dollar bills in front of them, Carlisle shook his head and said, “You go ahead. We’re all friends here, so there’s

guys

laughed. “They won’t be satisfied if it’s small stakes!”

to be his second–rate buddies, always ready to spend more than they had, especially at the gambling table.