The Phantom Heiress Rising From The Shadows

Chapter 327:

Ernst’s voice grew heated as he said, “Rosie’s actions are driven by fear of losing what she has. If you had just agreed to marry her, would she still have felt compelled to act out like this?”

Ethan’s expression hardened, his disagreement evident. “Losing her parents is no excuse for her to target Brenna,” he said.

Ernst, feeling a mix of frustration at Ethan and sympathy for Rosie, said, “I never thought you’d be so cold. Rosie grew up alongside you, yet here you are, siding against her.”

Ethan decided further discussion was useless. No amount of reasoning seemed enough to sway Ernst from his protective stance toward Rosie. Standing up, he said firmly, “As a man, I will stand by the person I love.”

Without another word, he turned and left.

With one final attempt, Ernst raised his voice and shouted, “Just forgive Rosie this time!”

Ethan continued on, not turning back or responding.

filled with concern. She approached the CEO’s desk. “Ernst, you shouldn’t keep doing this. Rosie has targeted Brenna time and again, and now, she’s just facing the consequences. You’ve defended her more

Approaching him, she gently cradled his head, soothing

unjust. Rosie simply met her match,” Sabine whispered. Despite knowing this, she had continued to handle Ernst’s affairs, often taking actions against Brenna without his

even if it meant crossing

silent, eyes

of what Sabine advised, he had his own thoughts on the

was interrupted by a knock. Sabine quickly adjusted her posture, stepping away from

secretary, stepped inside, fully aware of Sabine’s relationship with Ernst yet acting as though he didn’t have a clue. Suspecting they might be in the middle of something personal, he had paused briefly after knocking before

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Nelson?” Ernst asked, his voice

Harper, Mr. Shepard Harper has requested Sabine’s presence in his office,” Nelson said

Brenna’s lecture, and her handling of it had been grossly negligent. Company policy dictated that she might face severe consequences, with the lightest being a public reprimand and loss of bonuses. The worst

are over,” she said to Ernst. “Join my own company. After what happened, it’s unlikely