Finding Love in the Boss’s Embrace After Divorce

Chapter 192 A Very Special Person

The two of them stood behind her and did not move. They looked at each other, and Stella spoke first, “Evelyn, I know what you’re thinking. You won’t let the two of us go. Don’t think. that you’re with President Lloyd. Why are you pinching me?”

Lisha wanted to remind her not to say anything, but she didn’t expect Stella to say it directly. Lisha looked at Evelyn awkwardly, with some fear in her eyes.

When Evelyn saw this, she, who had been a little angry, suddenly became a little cheerful. In fact, everyone wanted to make a name for themselves when they arrived at the

company. Women often talked about maintenance and dressing up or gossiping. She did have a bad reputation. before. Lisha’s conclusions were wrong, but there were rumors about Stella Greene, so it was not a big mistake.

Compared to Stella, Lisha didn’t seem so detestable.

Evelyn withdrew her gaze and tidied up the documents. “I don’t want to do anything. As long as you don’t make trouble for me in the future, I won’t say anything.”

Evelyn had just wanted to explain, but it sounded like she was showing off in Stella’s ears as if Evelyn was showing mercy

her live.

to act so grand. Everyone knows who you

I?” Evelyn interrupted her and looked up at Stella. Her gentle eyes became sharp, and she looked a little similar to Huston. “You don’t have any contact with me in private, and you don’t usually have much interaction with me. Do you know me? Do you know me? You

words were loud and clear, making Stella’s face look powerless to refute

what she had

soft, Evelyn was

disbelief. “What

It’s really bad.” Lisha even tried to persuade

couldn’t listen to a single word she

on his mistake at all. Stella let go of Lisha’s hand and said angrily, “You’re a

didn’t know the truth would think that Evelyn

room, and Lisha was

unbearable silence, Evelyn finally suppressed the bad emotions in her heart and raised her hand to pat her on the shoulder. After all,

in disbelief. “Don’t you blame me?”