Bound by love: Marrying my Disabled Husband by Devocean

Chapter 1740:

Carrie picked up the contract, her eyes sweeping over the terms. For an ordinary employee, the offer was undeniably generous—top-tier severance benefits, a package most would accept without a second thought.

But she wasn’t just any employee. She aimed higher.

Without a moment’s hesitation, she tore the dismissal agreement into shreds. “There’s no way I’m leaving Owen Group! I don’t care what orders Jayden gave you—I won’t resign, and I won’t be forced out! I’m Brook’s future wife! If you dare cross me now, don’t think for a second you’ll still have your job when I marry Brook!”

The manager, unfazed by her outburst, simply adjusted his glasses. “Corrie, I don’t answer to you. Even if you do marry Brook, without Jayden’s approval, you won’t have the authority to fire me.”

He nearly added that his allegiance lay with Jayden alone, but judging by the fierce glint in her eyes, he doubted she’d even grasp the implication.

And she didn’t. She felt humiliated by an insignificant HR manager who dared to challenge her. The sheer audacity made her blood boil. Never in her life had she been treated like this.

copy of the dismissal agreement, but Corrie had no intention of sticking around. She sprang to her feet and stormed out of the

then, fate seemed to twist the knife deeper. She ran into

I’m stepping up! Can you believe it? I’m moving up! General manager! And Jayden even said that if I perform well, he’ll make me a

call, still grinning—only to look up and find Corrie glaring at

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frowned, startled by the intensity of that

seething. “You’re

arms, tilting her head. “So you did hear me. Yeah, that’s right. And frankly, it’s well-deserved. I’ve put in the work, so

she sneered, “You’ve put in the work? Do you actually think you became general manager because of that? Don’t fool yourself. You only got there because Jayden and Brook were willing to pave the

by Corrie’s outrage. With a light chuckle, she quipped, “I stole your position? Now that’s funny. Tell me, Corrie, have you conveniently forgotten how you got the position in the

rage as she barked, “I earned