Super Mommy and Her Triplets

Chapter 31

Bailey's lips twitched at Jessica's outburst. She sighed and lamented, “Ms. Tanner is Eve Lussohn's student, so she is perfectly qualified for the task. Why did you all have to drag me into this?”

Stephen smiled lightly and replied, “This is a great opportunity for you, Ms. Jefferson. As you know, Ms. Caridee is one of the Ten Acclaimed Socialites. If you produce a design to her satisfaction, you'll cement a career in this industry.”

Bailey scoffed in response.

She had her reasons for not caring for the opportunity.

Nonetheless, she replied half-heartedly to Stephen, “Fine. I'll try my best. If there's nothing else, I'm heading out.”

Stephen waved the phone in his hand at her and smiled. “Victoria texted me earlier, instructing me to personally escort you to the HR department after our conversation.”

Dread filled Bailey's soul. She could guess why Victoria was looking for her.

Bailey explained, “That, erm, nothing happened between Mr. Luther and me when I went to the CEO's office the other day. I swear. It's just a misunderstanding.”

“Your good friend Victoria is the one who has the misunderstanding.”

After leaving the director's office in the design department, Bailey turned down Stephen's offer to accompany her and headed to the HR department alone.

She walked past a few female employees gossiping in the pantry.

“Did you all hear? The designer sent from the Archulean branch to challenge Ms. Tanner is the heiress of the Jefferson family, Ms. Bailey. Sound familiar? She's the future Mrs. Luther's older sister.”

“Heiress? Please! How can she be considered an heiress? Mr. Jefferson kicked her out of the family ages ago for her sordid character. I have no idea how she caught Mr. Rhoudin's eye, and I can't believe she's shameless enough to challenge Ms. Tanner. What a joke!”

“Maybe she climbed into Mr. Rhoudin's bed to snag herself such a precious opportunity. I mean, didn't she do something similar to gain five million seven years ago?”

“Oh, you have a point. She must be skilled at seducing and pleasuring men. Her playbook must be pretty extensive.”

“Haha!”

echoed in the

all seem pretty

reprimand suddenly cut through their

the interruption. She was enjoying her eavesdropping until Victoria showed

coming toward her, Artemis

the gossiping employees in the

me behind my back will hardly scathe me. The only goal they'll achieve is to attract trouble for themselves. Why subject themselves

leisurely eavesdropping on them when they're b*tching about you? Are you truly so unbothered by their comments, or is there a

the latter's cheek, cajoling, “Aww, don't get upset. Women get wrinkles easily if they get angry. Plus, they're merely discussing the truth. How

and shouted, “Is Luther Group paying you all tens of thousands a month so you can gossip in the office? Pack up your things and get your last paycheck from the finance

female employees in the

Hallsbay that paid its employees a handsome five-figure monthly salary. They had exhausted all their means to secure a position in the company and were the envy of their friends and families. If they were sacked, what

have gossiped about malicious rumors. I hope you can forgive us on account of this being our first

the aspect of freedom of speech. You can't fire us for

signed proper labor contracts when we joined the company. If the company unlawfully terminates its employee's labor contract over minor offenses, it is obligated to pay its employee three times the penalty stipulated

you doubting Luther Group's abilities to fork out the penalty?” Artemis finally spoke, his

enraged, his

“M-Mr. Luther...”

employees stuttered fearfully, their faces

before pointing at Bailey and instructing, “Apologize to

stared at Bailey. Their profuse apologies resounded in

shot Artemis a glance and realized his dark eyes were

flew when their

call the Ministry of Labor. Have these people's names placed on the employment

abruptly as the female employees collapsed on the ground,

employment blacklist meant no proper company would

cutting off their means of finding employment

by his order, though

was harsh, but he hardly