Chapter 191

Chapter 191:

Eileen casually got dressed and hurried downstairs, opening the door just before the doorbell could ring again.

“What took you so long?” Milford grumbled as he pushed his way into the living room with a bag.

Raymond followed closely behind him, wearing a resigned expression. “Sorry for bothering you, Ms. Curtis.”

“Why didn’t you go back to Onaland?” Eileen asked, surprised to see Raymond.

“Mr. Dawson asked me to stay here,” Raymond replied with a respectful smile, hopeful for the good days ahead. He believed that winning Eileen’s favor while Bryan was away would be the smartest move he could make.

Eileen had a rough idea of why Bryan wanted Raymond to stay.

“I’ll stay here until Mr. Dawson gets back from Onaland,” Raymond added. “Then I’ll get a vacation.”

He followed Eileen inside and shut the door.

Realizing that Raymond would be spending Christmas here, Eileen paused before saying, “You don’t have to, Raymond. You should spend Christmas Eve with your family.”

“I grew up with the Dawson family,” Raymond explained. He didn’t have a family of his own.

Eileen fell silent for a moment, then smiled. “It looks like you’ll have a lively Christmas this year. Let’s celebrate it together.”

“That would be great,” Raymond replied, warmth filling his chest. Despite Eileen’s friendliness, he reminded himself to maintain a respectful distance.

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Bryan had instructed Raymond to accompany Milford at Pianoforte Villas for a few days and bring Milford to Eileen the day before Christmas Eve. But Milford had disagreed; ever since Zola left, he had nearly driven Raymond mad.

“Ms. Curtis, Mr. Dawson wants me to drive you to work and pick you up each day. Are you heading to work now?” Raymond inquired.

Eileen glanced at Milford, who had settled on the couch and was now playing with his phone.

“Yeah. Just give me half an hour,” she replied.

She went to her bedroom to change. When she came back, she brought a few exam papers and several textbooks.

“I’ll take you to the Vance family’s residence this afternoon. Before I come back to pick you up, finish the papers and read the textbooks,” Eileen instructed Milford.

Milford glanced at the stack of books and papers and nearly dropped his phone.

“That’s too much!” he exclaimed.

she picked up her handbag and put on her shoes. “Do you have any idea how far

Milford. He tossed

was impressive for being able to make

activity. Eileen barely had

it was time for

her colleagues for dinner. They hadn’t been working together for long, but they

of the agency’s owners,

you?” Eileen observed Phoebe’s demeanor and sensed that something

imagining things,” Phoebe dismissed Eileen’s concern, promptly pouring herself

She joined Phoebe for a drink but refrained from consuming

the pleasant dinner, her expression changing dramatically as she

bad happened,” she

glanced at her, and Phoebe set down her glass. Everyone turned to look at

phone before saying, “I’ve forwarded it

everyone. They all pulled out their phones to

student, accused Eileen’s agency of plagiarism, claiming that she had copied from a celebrity teacher who offered free online lessons on a video platform. The video, released half a month ago, contained the same content as

turned to Eileen; after all, she was the one who had

broke the silence. “Hey, did you hear? Kian has gone back

added, “But Vivian is still here.” Her

was clear there was a mole within the educational agency. Every single one of her recorded courses was stored

dawned on Eileen. She turned her

“Why are you staring

besides me. I just checked. Those similar courses from that teacher

You asked

a simple question: Do you admit

something I didn’t do?” June exclaimed, jumping to her feet.

palpable. The fate of the educational agency hung in the balance. If they

gaze unwavering as she stared at June as if

“Ms. Curtis, a lot of people here depend on you. You can’t just brush the matter off and leave the rest of us to fend

accusations,” Eileen

seeing Mr. Dawson, you’ve been slacking off at work. You used to be the first in and the last out, but now you’re careless and arrogant. You’ve led us to this situation!”

resign without consequence, but if the agency’s reputation were tarnished, it would adversely affect all their careers in the future. Coincidentally,

sell the agency to a new owner, using its good reputation to

than others had expected, leading some to believe her words

charges against whoever is behind this. You’ll receive an explanation soon. I’ll

on with

June, too, found an excuse

table shifted once Eileen and June were gone. The others couldn’t resist discussing the matter. Opinions varied among the employees: some placed their trust in Eileen,

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