Flirting Mistake: I Married My Ex's Billionaire Uncle Overnight

Chapter 555: Chapter 555: Kicking Someone When They’re Down

The incident happened in the company’s large group chat, and Nina Sinclair scrolled through the chat history.

The general content was Rebecca Lowell suddenly using her real name to expose past events about her in the group.

Besides the issue with the document at the Sinclair Group back then, there was more damaging gossip about her, the most severe being the situation with Wayne Yarbrough!

After all, Wayne Yarbrough is a married man; if it’s true, then her reputation would be thoroughly ruined.

Along with this, the surveillance footage from last night at the club was exposed as well, showing Wayne Yarbrough talking to her.

Parts of what Nina Sinclair said were deliberately cut out, leaving only Wayne Yarbrough’s words: "Nina Sinclair, long time no see. Why are you pretending not to know me? Have you forgotten our past together?"

This single sentence, coupled with Rebecca Lowell’s reckless embellishments, made everyone believe the incident was true!

past, but Rebecca Lowell twisted it into Nina’s unwillingness to be lonely, trying to seduce Wayne and failing, which led to her having no face left to stay at the Sinclair Group and ultimately leaving for a position at

people, covering all departments, and was very complex. Everyone used their real names, and Rebecca Lowell couldn’t

to divert attention from President Lancaster not appearing yesterday.

and sure enough, everyone’s attention was diverted, with

when she came earlier, everyone looked at her so

their shock in

The new department manager at Elysian

Elysian? This new manager hasn’t been appointed for long, right? Haven’t you all forgotten the

previous manager Sierra Sinclair. Tsk tsk... It was

with such a messy private life lead an entire department

of her employment, and not long after, took the managerial position. Who would believe she didn’t have any backdoor

might be involved

matter was still

worked at Elysian, were