Her Hidden Crowns (Suzanne and Austin)

Chapter 365

Before Tanya could finish speaking, Seline delivered a vicious slap across her face.

She clutched her cheek, staring at Seline in disbelief. Choking back tears, she asked, "Ms. Yates, why did you hit me?"

Seline's face was twisted with rage, her cold eyes glaring at Tanya as she spoke. "Why didn't you tell me that they needed high-quality gemstones for the Elite Contest?"

It was all this bitch's fault for not reminding her, causing her to humiliate herself in front of so many people that day.

Seline seethed with anger, her body trembling. She had never been so embarrassed in her life.

Tanya was stunned. Wiping away the tears in her eyes, she explained, "I thought you knew. You asked me if Suzanne's design required high-quality emeralds, and

I said yes.

She had simply stated the facts, and she got slapped for that?

Seline's mood swings were terrifying. The more Tanya interacted with her, the scarier she found her. But for the sake of a better position in the future, she had no choice but to endure it.

Seline's expression stiffened. That was indeed the conversation they had, but she had assumed that the others would just use ordinary gemstones. After all, only Suzanne's design was in contention for first prize.

even settle for silver or bronze. But

Even with the best gemstone, they wouldn't win gold. Yet

expression darkened, and an ominous air filled the office. This side of her

sharp and venomous

slap was coming her way?

her desk, she noticed how busy everyone was. Confusion

looked up and saw Lilian returning from

over.

holding the gemstones, walked over to Tanya and asked respectfully, "Ms. Johnson,

and there was no time to chat. She needed to get back

the gemstones in her hands. She immediately recognized them as the ones

desk,

her work: After scanning

confirming

in and whispered, "Yes. Ms. Yates locked away the gemstones we needed, and Suzanne exploded on her. She threatened to report it to the shareholders if she didn't

It was no wonder

still throbbed from her