Married a Secret Billionaire by Breaking Wave

Mollie stood frozen, her wide eyes staring, and her hands trembling slightly. Her colleagues, who were usually bullied by her and had to please her, now stood up one after another, seeking revenge.

“How could Ms. Chapman possibly work overtime? The hard and tiring tasks are always assigned to the interns as part of their ‘newcomer workplace training’!”

“Yes, Ms. Chapman has been wholeheartedly ‘supporting the newcomers.’ Her enthusiasm is truly admirable!”

“But there seems to be one intern who’s an exception… When Gia arrived, she acted even more arrogantly than the boss herself. She doesn’t do anything yet receives praise from Ms. Chapman every day!”

Flustered and stammering, Mollie said, “You… What nonsense are you talking about?”

“Gia?” Linda pursed her lips and walked toward the empty workstation, gently knocking on the desk. “Is this where Gia sits?”

“Yes!” everyone else hurriedly answered.

“If she’s so outstanding, why isn’t she present during work hours?” Linda’s gaze turned sharp, and she looked coldly at Mollie. “Ms. Chapman, apart from the previous questions, you also need to explain this issue. Does this intern have special privileges?”

Mollie was already drenched in sweat, her teeth chattering, and she struggled to form a coherent sentence.

“Mrs. Thompson, even though Gia is an intern, she seems

her gaze to Mollie, her tone rising at

“Mrs. Thompson, I—”

even switched Lina and Renee’s workstations! We couldn’t bear to see it. Lina and Renee work diligently, but Ms. Chapman deliberately targets

frustration overwhelmed her, and she nearly

she forced a strained smile and looked at Linda pleadingly. “Mrs. Thompson, please… let me

with Lina and Renee, but I’m not specifically targeting them! Besides, if they didn’t have any flaws in their work,

it takes two

takes two to tango,” Linda softly repeated these words with

she glanced

occupying the best position on that floor. From the floor-to-ceiling windows, one could see the street outside. It was a world of difference compared to the tiny workstations next to the

deep breath, Linda looked at Mollie and calmly instructed,

taken

worked hard to mentor the interns and deserve a reward.” Linda walked up to her and

Did this mean she was getting a