Masked In Nobility: Secrets Of Mrs. Chavez by Selina Gorges

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Downstairs at the Chambers residence, Yvette finished her breact while in the study, taking in the situation by himself

came down from upstairs Zachary was still

Lucas became a bit more reserved as he faced Jeremiah. He respectfully said, “Mr. Chavez, Mr. Chambers is busy with some matters and won’t be able to see you off. Would you like me to arrange a car for you?”

Jeremiah nødded politely and said. “No, thank you. I drove here myself” Then, he turned to Yvette and gently squeezed her fingers. He said, “I’m not going back to Argrol University ill pick you up after work.”

Lucas discreetly turned away, pretending not to hear. He thought. They are having sweet talks, I don’t dare to hear and watch.

Yvette nodded, her voice cool and calm as she replied, “Okay, got it.”

Jeremiah nodded at Lucas and then left.

Lucas said, “Ms. Zeller, are you heading to the office now? The layoff list has been posted on the company’s internal website, and I bet it’s already causing a stir.”

Yvette shook her head, her hands in her pockets. She looked naturally cool and a bit rebellious. “To the office, she said. Lucas hesitated and thought, ‘If Ms. Zeller shows up at the office right now, her presence might just cause a scene.

Lucas had already reviewed the list but couldn’t understand how Yvette chose these people. Out of the twenty or so individuals, most were relatives of Nelson and Warron.

They held cushy jobs with ridiculously high salaries and should have been let go long ago. However, there were also a few regular employees who weren’t connected to anyone.

Lucas wondered why Yvette decided to lay off those regular employees, too. He couldn’t guess the reason, but he believed Yvette had her plans. He believed there was some reason behind every person on the list being laid off.

the Chambers Group, all employees were at their computers early this morning, eyes wide open, hardly daring to blink At

spread throughout Chambers Group. Nobody wanted to lose such a great

9:15, most employees felt relieved and happy. They didn’t expect that almost everyone on the list would be department heads, not small fries like them. They experienced a night of

calmed down and reviewed the list of those laid off, they all felt justice had been served. These peop on the list usually relied on their

their relationships to pressure others. They were truly obnoxious and never did any real work. The resul that they were fired

there was a steady flow of people going in and ou of Nelson and Warron’s

out of Nelson’s office looking down, the surrounding employees finally couldn’t help

is serious about this, firing so many people right from the start. It’s a bold move, especially si those fired are relatives of two of our board members. She doesn’t

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down. I’ve heard from inders that Ms. Zeller plans to take special

said. “Stop spreading rumors, it’s all just gossip. After all, Megan and Mr. Osborne together hold twenty percent of Chambers Group’s

if Ms. Zeller wants to go against them, she can only

not doesn’t concern us. What

words were said, Nelson’s secretary walked in, deliberately wearing her business attire in a revealing

enter, they quickly dispersed. This secretary was no pushover and had a close relationship

gave Nelson a flirty glance and asked in a playful voice, “Mr. Hegan, why is my name on

pestered by the relatives he had placed in Chambers Group, leaving him with a headache. He thought, Yvette is indeed a

the layoff list without exception. She is goin to uproot

Nelson’s expression improved a bit. But when he heard her sniffling words, he was so angry that he threw the

being fired? There are other good

standing anxiously at the side and quickly apologizing, “I’m sorry, Mr. Hegan, I

snort. He thought, ‘Foolish woman. Yvette is the eldest daughter of the Chambers family, and Zacha holds fifty–five

shareholders like us possibly say about her discussing the dismissal of a few people? But I didn’t expect Zach to give up his power so quickly this time, leaving us