Love Beyond the Mask by Adelaide Sinclair
Chapter 129
Chapter 129
“Fire Elaine, send her back to her hometown of Emerald City. I can’t rest easy with her around, she’s too big of a threat to me.”
Plus, Elaine would cause a lot of trouble to Valerie, too.
Whitney was determined to get rid of her. She was unsure what L’s original plans for Elaine were, but untangling Elaine from the company and the family would be no small feat.
Thus, she pushed L to cut the Gordian knot.
Ludwik’s brow was furrowed as he looked at her with piercing intensity, his hand gently touching her forehead.
His voice was deep and resonant, “So, she leaves, and you stay. I can only choose one, not even work–related contact, is that it?”
Whitney pressed her lips and silently nodded.
With a sharp glance, Ludwik pulled her away, his voice icy, “If I haven’t given you peace of mind, that’s my oversight. We’ll do it your way.”
His decisiveness took aback Whitney. This man was responsible, and while he might face pressure, she still wanted to play the ‘villain‘ this time.
Ludwik, with no further ado, called Elaine out.
Elaine had been cooped up in her apartment, watched over by bodyguards for two days, unaware of the outside world. Now, she was being escorted to the lobby of United Realty Corporation.
Ludwik wanted to see her! A flicker of joy danced in her heart.
Last night, Ashton fought with Ludwik and came to tell her that Ludwik and Whitney had a falling out.
Good, Whitney could not handle being the other woman. Now that Ludwik had summoned her, perhaps there would be a temporary penalty, but as long as Whitney backed off, she would quickly reclaim Ludwik’s heart.
She had burned her bridges, and it was the right move.
“Bro,” Elaine masked her elation and entered the conference room with a pitiable air.
Ludwik was sitting behind a stack of documents, his voice cold, “Elaine, it’s time we settled things once and for all.”
not reassuring, and Elaine felt a surge of panic as she saw Whitney walking into the room.
a chill down Elaine’s spine.
was Whitney here? Had she
the man and naturally took his arm. This possessive gesture made
your position as vice president of the main company. Here’s your
called off long ago, and you’ll have no ties with me
why? I only love you. Is that also a mistake? This isn’t your idea, is it? Whitney made you do
You made mistakes!” Ludwik’s voice was
fell as she shook her
to
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stared at the distinguished man, speaking velled truths
colder. “That’s not for you to worry
Bartels family was desperate to cling to. If
him?
Ludwik’s hand, pleading pitifully, “Bro, I built the branch office from the ground up. You can’t be so heartless. I don’t want any more money; I’ve helped you so
indeed Elaine’s making, and her wretched
him
as L
dropping all pretense, turned her pleading gaze to Whitney, “Whitney, I promise to let go of Bro. Can’t
Whitney on the spot.
as if awaiting
fool. If she insisted on sending Elaine away today, she might bo
to be lenient
in L’s
“Elaine, if you’re willing to be L’s sister and stay at the branch office, that’s fine. You said you’d let go of L, and I sincerely hope you move on, maybe find a boyfriend. L, as Elaine’s brother, why don’t you introduce her
office and start a new life. I promised to find you a suitor, and I’ll keep
her eyes bore into Whitney with cold
forcing Ludwik’s hand to find
improper for her to
agreed. “I accept Bro’s decision. I’ll go to the
and pack your things. Leave the vice president’s nameplate. The financial
shortchange her, at least not
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