The CEO’s Hidden Love Midnight Temptations and Deep Desires

Chapter 1364

Nyssa quietly shut the door behind her and made her way back to Dorothy with a mixture of hesitation and resolve in her steps.

"After wrapping up the morning meeting, Alaric and I decided to finalize the details for our site visit. The office was buzzing with too much noise, so we headed to the stairwell for a clearer conversation. That's when... well, we accidentally overheard your assistant, not sure who she was venting to, but she was definitely not singing praises about our company."

Dorothy paused, her eyebrows lifting in surprise, "Perdita?"

"Yes," Nyssa nodded, confirming. "That's her."

Dorothy's interest was piqued now.

Leaning back, she offered Nyssa a warm smile, "Take a seat, and tell me everything."

Dorothy was genuinely curious about how Perdita viewed Trust-E.

Encouraged by Dorothy's receptive demeanor, Nyssa continued, albeit with a bit of caution. She was worried about potentially stirring up office drama and possibly shooting herself in the foot.

her saying that Trust-E was basically nothing without the backing of the Lopez Corporation. Without

Nyssa spoke, the angrier she got, "She even claimed that Trust-E's promises of opportunities for newcomers and nurturing talent

out of the loop about any developments that might have occurred after the morning meeting, so to her,

Dorothy hadn't taken her

it her prerogative to choose which assistant to take on business trips without needing to

if

you could always check

not. catch what she said, but it would prove she went into the stairwell. That

heard her bad-mouthing."

her voice still gentle, betraying no signs of anger. "Nyssa, I appreciate you looking out for the company. I'll handle this. You can get back to work." "Alright." Nyssa stood up to leave, mumbling under her breath, "If she thinks Trust-E isn't a good company, then good luck

to see Nyssa out of the

the door closed, Dorothy

one thing, but managing interpersonal office dynamics was another level of

called just when Dorothy hadn't quite figured out

her immediately! I can't

here. Firing her now would mean compensating her.