Menantu Pahlawan Negara by Sarjana

Chapter 163

Aurelia wanted to say it was nobody, but recalled that this person was also a gossiping. member of the building’s chat group.

If she started spreading rumors, Aurelia would have to explain herself again.

She really didn’t want to become the focus of discussion, especially with that building group including Seth.

“That’s my husband. He happened to pass by to see me,” Aurelia said.

The girl’s eyes widened with surprise. “Your… Your husband?”

Aurelia nodded.

The woman whispered, “It’s no wonder you dumped Seth. That guy looks stunning even from the back.”

Ignoring that comment, Aurelia said, “I’ve reached my floor.” With that, she walked out of the elevator.

Returning to the office, it was eerily quiet inside.

Everyone kept their heads down, and Millie was burying her head on her desk, sniffling.

Apparently, Zachary had already given her a stern talking-to.

tiptoed back to her seat and turned

with a notification

rumors. 150 dollars will be deducted from her commission and she will be required

will be deducted from her commission and she will be required to write a reflection letter of one thousand words. She will be on probation for three months

as she read

was nearly identical to what Leslie had

received punishment and the plagiarism by Kimberly had been acknowledged,

nothing significant to Kimberly. She simply needed to avoid trouble for three months and she would

being fined and humiliated as the scapegoat

explained why she was sobbing

any pity for Millie. She closed the

then, Kimberly walked out of

everyone to afternoon tea. Just order whatever you

into silence as no one dared to take her up on

and she looked at Aurelia with resentment as she strode

more generous. Your proposal belongs to the company and I merely took

desperately trying to evade responsibility and attempted to mislead everyone.

Kimberly glared at her usually

her and said, “Ms. Watson, while it’s true that my planning was done for the company, it wasn’t for you. Since you’re so generous, you wouldn’t blame everyone for