I Quit, Mr. Shaffer by Isabella Symons

Chapter 339 The Rich Man’s Trick Of Shifting Blame

Chapter 339

Isabella finished her late-night snack with a heavy heart, observing Seth all the w

He remained calm as if he didn’t take the fish incident to heart. She sighed quietly,

thanked Seth after finishing her meal, and then returned to her room with her bag.

In the kitchen, the assistant was helping the chef clean up, whispering, “That fish was

clearly already dead…”

The chef glanced at his apprentice and said, “Don’t talk too much.”

The assistant remained silent.

Rich people are really strange. It’s just two fish, but they made the poor chef take the

blame.

the bedroom, as soon as Isabella entered the room, she collapsed on the small

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couch, her hands resting on her bulging stomach. She looked up at the ceiling and

sighed. Seth was acting a bit strange today, but she couldn’t pinpoint what was odd.

A message came through on her phone. She picked it up and glanced at it. It was

Mandy.

Symons, you haven’t forgotten

a call, which was

through, charming and melodious, sending

down one’s spine.

Can I see you

and replied, “Of course, I’ll treat you to a

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for Nemotors, and

thing.

spoke

Isabella.

agreed on a place and then hung up.

stretched her arms and yawned. She wanted to go

After hesitating for a while, she decided

she just found Seth annoying and

the morning, the atmosphere between them was off.

before, yet not quite the same. She walked around the room a couple of times

food. By midnight, there was no movement outside, so she prepared

as she lay down, she subconsciously left space for someone

she was doing, she couldn’t

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in the next room. She

her hands spread out. The space around her was large, and it should

comfortable, but it just

five years with Seth, although they had been intimate, they didn’t share

Seth would get up to take a shower and

go to the study to work. On the rare occasions they slept together, they would

all night until they were both