I Quit, Mr. Shaffer by Isabella Symons

Chapter 473

“Fortunate? Nonsense! He nearly brought the Shaffer Family to its knees!”

Stephen’s angry shout reverberated in Seth’s ears. He slowly opened his eyes, and

outside the window, the view had shifted to the roses near the mansion.

The car door swung open, and as Seth stepped inside, he quickened his pace.

Upon entering the living room and just as he was about to head upstairs, the butler

approached him.

“Mr. Shaffer, why have you just returned?”

Seth furrowed his brow and glanced towards the stairs. “Is something wrong?”

“Miss Symons left a while ago.”

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His heart sank upon hearing that, and he looked upstairs sharply,

“Where did she go?”

“She moved back to her original place.” The old butler sighed and gestured as he spoke.

Suddenly, he remembered something in his hand. “Oh, she left something behind.”

With that, he handed the blue box to Seth.

“Miss Symons said it was something you lent her temporarily…”

Seth’s gaze fell on the box in front of him. Without opening it, he already knew wha

was inside.

amusing but was leaning more towards

her mother, she returned with a clear intention to sever

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ties with him.

Spencer had discussed. He could sense it

night, he simply wanted to see how Isabella would

things.

many scenarios, but

straightforward.

that’s just great, Seth thought.

“Mr. Shaffer?”

old butler sensed something was amiss in his expression, so he

asking.

“Throw it away.”

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averted his gaze, brushed past the old butler, and ascended the stairs.

exchanged a

item away respectfully.

the study room with a stern and expressionless

hesitation and proceeded with

composed throughout and calmly rejected two flawed

easygoing nature, which one would think would

the meeting more anxious instead.

Ariana initiated a private chat and asked him,

wrong?”

and coldly replied, “It’s working hours.”

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he hung

video call made the room feel

his eyes, feeling the urge to break something, but found

his frustration on.

up and he had nowhere to vent,

to

bothering to check the