Inherit Billions (Seraphina and Orion)

Chapter 349 The Price of Plotting Against Seraphina.

The next day.

Seraphina woke up early. The weather outside was perfect, with birds chirping noisily in the trees, their dense branches casting a slight shadow over the balcony.

She stretched lazily and headed straight to the office.

When it came to work attire, Seraphina always dressed as she pleased. Sometimes she wore casual dresses, other times semi-formal suits, but she never forced herself into a strong and assertive career woman image. After all, no one dared to criticize her choices.

Thomas entered her office holding a stack of files,

Feeling utterly relaxed, Seraphina picked up the prepared coffee and took a sip.

She asked with a smile, "You can leave other tasks aside for now. Inform HR to fire Lucinda. Effective immediately."

Thomas paused, surprised.

Additionally, look into the recent projects Corcker Group has worked on. If any projects are worth taking over, we will step in."

Though momentarily taken aback, Thomas didn't dare ask questions or delay.

"Yes, Ms. Seraphina."

He quickly left the room.

kind person, so firing Lucinda after only three days must

socialite from a prestigious family.

office in the afternoon. Thomas came over to

dismissive laugh. Now she

was she thinking

don't have time to waste. Tell her to go wherever

Seraphina's position, and upon receiving her

the lounge area, Lucinda sat

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her dismissal, there was still time to make

#Finished

position. She couldn't imagine the consequences he would face if he discovered she had failed. After all the effort she'd put into rising from the shame of being labeled an illegitimate child, she was so close to escaping her past nightmares forever. Now, she was like someone

nervously when she saw Thomas approach, her

approached, maintaining his polite but

She really can't spare the time.

face drained of color and pleaded, "But I

to a

anxious, not even when Orion had publicly humiliated her the day

as she stayed, there was still a

just leave