Love's Bitter Edge (Eva and Leonard)

Chapter 496 I Can't Come Back

I wondered if my chuckle was too offensive. In any case, Mr. Finnley's expression changed dramatically.

Meanwhile, Anne sneered and said, "Look what the cat dragged in. It's you, Rinatta! It seems to me that you don't actually want to leave the company. After all, you didn't even finish your design!"

I sneered the same way she did. "Isn't it obvious? I had no idea that I would be falsely accused and fired. Look, not even the whole team can get the job done. How do you expect me to finish it alone, then?" I gave Mr. Finnley a sarcastic look. "If that's the case, I'll be taking my leave."

Just as I was about to turn around and leave, Mr. Finnley hurried over and gripped my hand.

"I know you came back for the project, Rinatta. You have no intention of bringing the police into this matter, do you?"

"Police? What's going on?" Jack's voice rose in the air before three minutes were up. He rested his gaze on Mr. Finnley's hand, which was firmly gripping mine.

At the next moment, Mr. Finnley instinctively let go of my hand.

I looked at Jack, feeling somewhat speechless. Hadn't we agreed that I would have a few minutes to do my thing?

Jack, and she wore a diffident look on her face. I winked at her; it seemed like

guts to tell Jack the truth. All he did was stammer and say that I made a mistake. He also said that he needed me to come back and clean

return and finish the design. So, I'm still going to pay her the bonus as per the

shot me a threatening look, which pissed me off so much that it

around and left. "Well, I don't feel like

of the design sketch. However, that didn't mean that time wasn't tight for

at all. He hurried over and intended to grip my arm. In the end, however, his arm was grabbed by Jack instead. "What

McLennan. If she leaves, then the p-project..." After a long time, Mr. Finnley still didn't manage to

I was already in front of the

aren't you worried that we'll call the police if something happens to the company's ten-million-dollar

thought Anne was the biggest fool I had ever seen.

Instead, Anne approached me

"Having strong

company pursues its legal rights,