Menantu Pahlawan Negara by Sarjana

Chapter 82

“Aurelia has been dismissed! How…” Kimberly was about to rejoice but suddenly froze, “Wait, Mr. Zeller, what did you say? David has been dismissed? Not Aurelia?”

“Yes, David was dismissed for his misconduct. He even sent an apology email to the boss. His situation has become widely known within the industry. Not only can he no longer work locally, but even foreign companies have fired him,” Zachary explained,

“Impossible! He’s so capable, and he’s a foreigner! How could he be dismissed because of Aurelia?” Kimberly exclaimed.

Hearing this, Zachary looked displeased. He cast her a condemning gaze for her thoughtless

words.

“Do you grasp the situation here? David clearly upset someone, and they wanted to get rid of him. It’s not solely about him being a foreigner. Do you genuinely believe it’s still a foreigner’s world these days?”

Everyone was stunned; even Aurelia froze in her tracks. Who could have such power to dismiss a multinational Vice President with just a word?

“I… That’s not what I meant,” Kimberly realized her words had been inappropriate and shot a resentful glance at Aurelia.

Aurelia was puzzled. What did she have to do with this?

There wouldn’t have been such an embarrassing situation if it weren’t for Kimberly’s unnecessary complaint.

move on from this incident.

accustomed to

Kimberly cast

be cautious in the future; you can’t rely on

a significant error. Why should I be cautious when others are making mistakes? Or is it that you find the wine–scented breath they exhale appealing?” Aurelia smiled at her and

you talking about?”

with a smile, “When did Aurelia talk nonsense? He already wrote an

you’re always licking up to foreigners. What benefits has he given you? Or do you have some undisclosed story with this

I can’t be bothered to argue with you,” Kimberly replied, pretending to be generous, and returned

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and sat back at her

far with her rumor–mongering and immediately sent her

“Millie, that’s enough.”

to teach her a

we would have

do you also think I would offend a client

Millie’s attitude of ignoring

actually afraid that it might implicate her too

going through their own struggles. She understood