Shrouded Affections Winning Back My CEO Wife

Chapter 842:

Onlookers were captivated by the unfolding drama between Conroy’s favored director and his newly discovered daughter. Fearing Eileen might expose her true identity, Jessica shot back defensively, “Why are you blaming me? It was an accident that I spilled the water. Isn’t it your responsibility to look after the child? Why blame me for your oversight?”

“You know whether it was an accident or not!” Eileen retorted, certain it had been intentional. Even if Jessica had been careless, the spill should have hit the curtain in the break room, not Gabriela, who was barely a meter tall. And it had been aimed at her face!

“Effective immediately, you’re fired. Don’t come back to the company,” Eileen declared. Just as she finished, she noticed Conroy approaching quickly.

Conroy’s expression darkened when he heard Eileen’s words. He glared disapprovingly at her and demanded, “What’s going on here?”

“Mr. Finch, I want to ask the same question! Who does she think she is, trying to fire me?” Jessica exclaimed, gaining confidence as Conroy neared. She positioned herself behind him, shooting a hasty glare at Eileen.

now. The water was spilled by Miss Marshall. I expect a reasonable explanation from you

anger ever could. As Eileen passed by, Conroy noticed the back of her hand was red and covered in blisters, and Gabriela’s small arm

caught up with Bryan. “Mr. Dawson, there must be some misunderstanding. You can take Eileen and Gabriela to the hospital first. I’ll stay here to sort this out. I assure you I will provide a reasonable

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simply followed Eileen into the elevator, ignoring Conroy for the time being. Seeing this, Conroy directed the others to

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give an explanation? Why don’t you just fire me and let your legitimate daughter become the future

ablaze with intensity. “So, you really did spill the water on Mr. Dawson’s daughter

Dawson hold her in such high regard. She doesn’t deserve that! If I had the chance, I could

Mr. Dawson to decide, not you! You think you’re targeting Eileen, but you’ve actually offended