Chapter 684 Save Her

Amelia’s lips curved into a smirk. “Rory, I can’t believe you have such prejudice toward me. You’ll never be my friend from now on.”

 

Hearing that, Rory felt her heart sink to her stomach. From that moment onward, she could never rely on Amelia ever again.

At the same time, she had also offended the Clinton family. Oscar was a protective husband and would definitely make her life difficult for her.

Rory’s lips twitched, but she said nothing as she spotted Jolin’s gaze. Her face went pale as she clenched her hands tightly.

 

She was utterly conflicted. In the end, she announced loudly to everyone, “Amelia, I’m a bit*h. I have harmed you for my own interests. I’m sorry for letting you down.”

She repeated the apology thrice in a row.

The other colleagues who were initially enjoying the show immediately cast her strange looks as though she were a monster.

 
 
 
 
 
 

Indeed, she’s a bit*h. I can’t believe Rory said that out loud. This is strange, though. Why did she admit to being the culprit after harming Amelia? Did she come to her senses and suddenly feel guilty?

However, they knew Rory well enough. There was no way she would feel guilty.

Thus, everyone grew suspicious of her real motive.

 

Amelia uttered, “Rory, it’s fine to make mistakes. However, it’s not fine to not have the courage to admit to one’s mistakes. Now that you’ve admitted to your mistake, that means you’re not evil to the core. I hope you have a reason for doing so. You’ve only worked for barely one year, and I sincerely hope you’re still as simple as a student.”

Rory hung her head low to hide her fury, humiliation, and reluctance from everyone.

Everyone’s gaze was boring into her. Amelia was being kind, but she interpreted that as a hypocritical act.

Biting her lips, she told herself not to give herself away to Amelia ever again. Her heart was full of reluctance.

“Amelia, I’m really sorry. Please forgive me this once,” Rory pleaded.

If Mr. Franklin thinks you’re a talent and ignores the fact

everyone’s gaze changed abruptly. A hint of sympathy entered their eyes, but most of them were still

face went as pale

incident was exposed, she knew she would have to receive punishment for her wrongdoings. Thus, she had expected to be fired. When the security guard escorted her out of the building,

news of Rory stealing Amelia’s blueprints reached Shane’s ears.

is anything the matter?” Rory asked

 

Do you have anything to say?” Shane gave her the letter directly. “You’re fired. As you’ve provided the company with excellent work for

stared at the cheque as her expression went blank. If she were to

flickered as she picked up the cheque. “Mr. Franklin, I was blinded by greed to steal the blueprints. I’m grateful that you didn’t blame me. You even gave me my severance

wave and ordered, “Don’t try to play tricks with me. You’re no longer my employee.

Rory nodded weakly.

the cheque, packed up her stuff, and

Rory’s figure stepped out of the office, Shane gave Oscar a

connected, he said hastily, “Mr. Clinton, I’ve fired

it,” Oscar simply

Clinton, I apologize for overlooking the matter. It was my fault that Amelia had to suffer this much. I won’t say a word if you insist on

is an adult, so she should pay the price for her negligence. Besides, she has my support. There’s no need for you to protect her. You’re her employer, so I hope you can be fair. I

you worry, Mr. Clinton.

I shall hang up now.

he was afraid Oscar would fly into

so he couldn’t allow anything to happen to it. Otherwise, he would lose

chest, Shane felt utterly relieved. Meanwhile, Rory was

the company. Her nose was stuffed after the

on her and a few seconds later, she collapsed to

was a woman. Towering above the

consciousness?” the woman snapped. Rory realized with a start that it

out of bed. She smoothened her messy hair and asked, “Ms. Larson, why am I

raucous laughter. Rory

can at least find scraps. Can you explain to me why a white-collar worker like you

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