Requiem of a Broken Heart

Chapter 212

Chapter 212:

“That’s absurd,” Rachel fired back, her voice cutting through the tension with sharp precision. “I never forced your hand. The choice to hire him was always yours. But what I cannot tolerate is your public humiliation of my brother. I will not let you get away with this. With all these witnesses here, do you really think you can distort the truth?”

Seeing her unyielding resolve, the man decided he’d had enough. He waved his hand dismissively, his voice laced with irritation. “Enough. Leave now. You’re no longer welcome here.”

Rachel stood unmoved, her stature resolute. “We’ll leave, but you owe my brother an apology,” she declared, her tone unwavering.

The man’s scoff was laden with mockery, his disbelief evident. “What did you say? Apologize to this fool?” He sneered, the words laced with venom. “Are you insane?”

Rachel didn’t flinch. Her gaze locked onto his, unyielding, her resolve impenetrable. “Yes, you will apologize. Whether or not you hire him is your prerogative, but you crossed a line. You insulted him, and you wounded his dignity. Today, you will acknowledge that.”

the man seethed in fury, his face reddening, his fists clenching. But Rachel stood there, a

tension, resonating with clarity and conviction. “This lady is right. You don’t have to hire her brother, but humiliating him is unacceptable. Apologizing isn’t an

he snapped, his voice laced with venom, “Who said that?” A young woman in a white shirt and jeans timidly raised her hand,

and he turned to the security guards, his command icy and dismissive. “Throw them out. All of

stepped forward, positioning herself between Jeffrey and the advancing security, her arms stretched wide. “Who dares?” she challenged, her voice

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exchanged uneasy glances, their hesitation palpable as they looked at Rachel, who stood firm, her resolve unshaken. “Mr. Welch,

sharply, his impatience growing. “If you can’t get them out, pick

guards advanced, their movements

odds. But in the end, the