Let Me Stay The Night Novel (Christina and Nathaniel)

Chapter 653 Direct Confrontation

Anya realized that without the backing of the Gibson family, she stood no chance against Christina. She understood that engaging in a direct confrontation with Christina would only put her at a disadvantage.

However, Anya’s pride prevented her from acknowledging that Christina was living a more successful life than her.

Before leaving. Anya could not resist leaving some biting remarks. “Christina, you’ll pay for every ounce of humiliation you’ve inflicted on me! I swear, even if it means dragging you down to hell, I won’t rest until you’ve suffered as I have!”

“You all initiated this cruel game, remember? If you can’t handle the consequences of your own actions, why did you willingly create such an uncomfortable situation in the first place?” Christina retorted.

With a heart full of resentment, Anya stormed out and coincidentally bumped into the secretary who was coming in with a cup of coffee.

The coffee spilled all over the secretary, who screamed in pain.

Not only did Anya refuse to apologize for her reckless behavior, but she also seized the opportunity to shift the blame to the secretary and delivered her accusations with a self-righteous tone.

“Are you blind?” Anya scolded, her voice dripping with disdain. “Why are you staring at me? Do you want me to pluck your eyes out? Consider yourself lucky that the coffee didn’t spill on me. Otherwise, you’d be held accountable and have to compensate me with a year’s salary. I highly doubt you’re capable of handling that!”

The secretary, her eyes red with distress, cast a glance at Christina. Having had several encounters with Anya before, she was well aware that Anya was not an easy person to deal with.

Despite her innocence, she found herself unjustly blamed. Being scalded by hot coffee without any fault of her own was already a distressing experience. However, the false accusation added insult to injury. making it impossible for her to overlook the injustice. No matter how forgiving she might be, she could not simply let the accusation slide. “You bumped into me.

“What did you say?” Anya yelled fiercely, instantly silencing the frightened secretary, who did not dare to utter another word.

“Apologize to my secretary, Anya,” Christina said sternly, her voice filled with unwavering resolve and authority. “Otherwise, don’t even think about walking through that door.”

a disdainful glance at Christina and the secretary. “Just like you, Christina, your employees enjoy framing and deceiving others, playing the innocent victim card. They may be afraid of you because they’re under your employ, but not me. I have no

that. Anya arrogantly turned and left, exuding

departing figure

Anya step into the elevator, she prepared herself to swallow her grievances and let the matter rest, but at that moment,

composed demeanor, carrying a

with a cold tone. Lyle’s timely return spared

expression as if she had seen a ghost. She continued to back away, desperately wishing she could shrink herself

near me! Don’t touch me!” Anya exclaimed,

collar with one hand while holding the bag of takeaway meals in the other before walking steadily toward

to Christina. “Mrs. Hadley, are you ready to

the midst of this urgent chaos, only Lyle

and carrying out his superior’s orders flawlessly. It was his professional code of

that Christina adhered to her scheduled meals and sleep was a crucial

Christina a headache. She smiled and said, “Thank you for your hard work. Take the things into the office and keep

frowned and responded, “Mr. Hadley will not

matter to you. Make sure she apologizes to my secretary and compensates her for the medical

at Christina. “Christina Steele,

into her office, leaving Anya to publicly unleash a torrent of

legs turning weak with fear, but her tongue remained sharp, especially when it came to

handed the takeaway meal to his assistant to take inside, then fixed his cold gaze on Anya.

was you. You barged

that night had tormented Anya in her nightmares for the following two

mother, pinned all the blame