Chapter 231 Putting on a Show

What I didn't expect was that just as I was about to finish for the day, Elsa

suddenly pushed open the door to my office and barged in.

I closed the files and looked at her with a relaxed demeanor. "What's the matter?"

Elsa's face was filled with anger, but she softened her tone. "Jane, do you really not want me to join the company?"

I tilted my head, pretending to be confused before realizing it. "Are you talking about the design department?"

She didn't respond but just stared at me, her eyes brimming with tears.

I sighed, rubbing my forehead helplessly. I couldn't help but remind her, saying, "You know your tears won't work on me, right?"

Elsa nodded but didn't stop crying. Her voice trembled as she asked, "Jane, what did I do to upset you? Why are you so hostile toward me?"

I looked at her coldly. "Figure it out. I'm not obligated to answer that question."

I stood up from my seat and walked toward her. "I won't let

hard not to let her resentment

position. Why won't you even give me a chance

any longer. I simply opened the office door. "You're

stood there frozen, locked in a silent

someone approaching from behind that Elsa seemed to get the signal to move. She cried as she ran out, crashing straight into the person

I saw Jack and

to hide his disapproval. "Why

silently. Though he didn't scold me, his expression held a

and Elsa had volunteered to come find me. They had been waiting for us in the office for a while, but when we

door of my office, they saw Elsa storm out,

in the doorway,

as she

It's my fault. I didn't explain myself

she could finish, her

stern look. "Even if you don't want Elsa to join the company, you don't have to take

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