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Chapter 290 There Must Be

Some Kind Of Mistake

The heads of the mall, Zahir Diaz and Darryl Watts, oversaw its daily operations,

while Ennis Blake had been appointed by Ford Group.

Though all three held managerial positions, Ennis, as Ford Group's

representative, wielded significantly more power.

It wasn't an exaggeration to say that Zahir and Darryl answered to him.

"Mr. Blake, do you have any new instructions?" Julia's voice wavered slightly as she studied Ennis' grim expression, a sense of unease creeping in.

But Ennis didn't acknowledge her. His eyes were fixed on Corrine, a mix of apprehension and deference flickering across his face.

Noticing his reaction, Julia turned to Corrine, her brows furrowing in suspicion.

She was convinced that Corrine was the root of this mess. Somehow, she had even managed to summon Ennis here.

customer is deliberately stirring up trouble. We were just about to resolve the issue,

her mouth before Ennis brushed past her without the slightest interest. Instead, he strode straight to Corrine, his posture low and deferential. "Miss Holland, I sincerely apologize for

down on customers, discriminating against them, and speaking disrespectfully.

without hesitation. "Our mall has zero tolerance for this kind of behavior. We'll see

Darryl nodded

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himself. Stepping toward Julia with an air of authority, he leveled her with a steely glare. "As a sales representative, your service was abysmal. And as a store manager, you were arrogant and lacked integrity in your work. Effective immediately,

that, Zahir cautiously stepped toward Corrine, lowering his head in deference.

oversee things properly."

over to a quiet corner

she

offended, he remained utterly subservient. "Miss Holland, please enjoy

center, renowned as one of the most prestigious in the country, and it operated

so-called "shoppers' paradise" had been a gift from Carl to

mall didn't belong to the Ford

the executives standing before her, each one painfully aware that her word

stood frozen, watching the scene unfold