Finding Love in the Boss’s Embrace After Divorce

Chapter 139 Inexplicable Hostility

A month and a half after the incident of Evelyn’s falling from the building, the police announced the investigation result. Eva, who had been suspended for some time, finally resigned from her position. While the result was expected, it also came as a bit of a surprise.

In fact, in the beginning, not many people thought that Eva would really be fired. But as time went by, everyone had different opinions.

On the day of her resignation, Eva came to the company to take her personal belongings and complete the work handover with Flora. Evelyn and Ada returned to the office after lunch. Most of the employees didn’t come back yet. As soon as they entered the door, they saw Eva walking out with a cardboard box in her

arms.

They bumped into each other, so they couldn’t pretend that they didn’t see each other. It was said that one couldn’t avoid one’s

enemy.

Eva was stunned when she saw Evelyn, but a mocking smile soon appeared on her face, and it looked unpleasant. She said, “Evelyn, I didn’t expect you to drive me away.”

and she was no longer as afraid of Eva as before. She replied, “Since

because you didn’t handle the lawsuit well. I was implicated in this matter. You don’t feel guilty, but you even blame me. Didn’t you read the statement from the

laughed weirdly. “You certainly have a way with words, but you’re quite a hypocrite. Even if I didn’t handle the lawsuit well, I wouldn’t be fired. You just

joined the company, Eva had shown

heart, “Why did Eva not reflect on herself?”

wouldn’t come to a resolution. So, she simply stepped aside and made way for Eva. “There’s no point in continuing this

Evelyn’s shoulder. The force was so strong

as Eva walked away, Ada waved her fist and said,

When Huston saw that Evelyn had been bumped and took two steps back, his eyes turned

way?” Sam was a little confused. Before he could ask the reason, he

the phone was hung up. Sam thought of Huston’s order helplessly and gave the order when

the company’s gate, she tripped over something before she could get in the car. All the things in her arms

glared at the security guard at the door, scolding, “Are

looked serious, but he didn’t apologize seriously, “I’m sorry.”