No Chance of Remarriage: Get Lost

Chapter 2010 Holding Accountable,

Elisa didn’t want to beat around the bush, so she spoke frankly and clearly.

“I’m afraid our collaboration with your company ends here. As for accountability, we will pursue it to the end.” Elisa tapped on the table, a subconscious gesture she made when deep in thought.

These two blows seemed as if they had struck right at the heart of Terence.

Watching Elisa’s aggressive demeanor, Terence felt his dignity was being trampled on. He slammed the table and pointed at Elisa, saying. “Don’t go too far! Brian and I are your seniors. We won’t tolerate such accusations! So what if we made some mistakes? Besides, nothing serious has happened yet! Moreover, when Brian returned, he was almost kicked to the point of being incapacitated by you all. What more do you want?”

Elisa couldn’t help but laugh. She hadn’t even said anything yet, and the one who made the mistake was pointing fingers and blaming her. What kind of logic is that? From the sound of it, are they trying to shift the blame onto me? Are they expecting me to pay the medical bills, too?

Elisa didn’t get angry. She slowly stood up and knocked off the hand that Terence was pointing at her. “Mr. Matthams, please don’t point at me. It’s not about who shouts the loudest, but who has the evidence, right? I’ve already laid out my evidence before you. If you have nothing to say, then let’s take this to court. I’m not afraid. I wonder if you are.”

“You” Terence was so infuriated that he was almost speechless, feeling as if his heart condition was about

to act up.

that Brian was plotting against our deputy CEO. We even have a confession from his accomplice. Even if he was kicked hard enough to break something, it would only be considered

shrugged, spread her arms, and wore a face of unabashed

Terence just couldn’t

his breaths increased, and in the end, he had

for a moment, and

for about five minutes until finally.

you want?”

smiling. “Well, we want you to fire

rejected the idea. Brian and he had been through life- and-death situations in

of the military shared a common trait. They were straightforward and

the case for

stood up. “If that’s the case, we have

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