Trading My Ex for His Uncle by Hello Spring

Chapter 318

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Noticing Spencer's silence, Damon frowned. "Is there something else?"

After a moment of hesitation, Spencer spoke up. "Mr. Sumner, I think you should reconsider. The rumors circulating in the company are just hearsay. You could issue a statement prohibiting discussions about your personal life, but there's no need to clarify your relationship with Ms. Austen."

If all the employees learned that Nyla had dumped Damon, it might cause an even bigger stir.

Damon was silent for a few seconds before replying in a deep voice, "Fine, we'll handle it your way."

Soon after, the CEO's office issued a statement banning employees from discussing Damon's personal life. Anyone caught doing so would be terminated. Nyla and Melody were busy with experiments all morning and didn't check their phones until lunchtime. It was then that Gabriel informed them of the situation

As Gabriel spoke, he kept a close eye on Nyla. When he saw that Nyla's expression remained calm and indifferent, he looked away, trying to appear casual. Melody was fuming "I really misjudged Mr. Sumner. I thought he was

someone reliable, but now it seems he's not. He must be getting back together with his ex. Otherwise, he wouldn't have issued a ban on discussing it instead of denying the rumors? Even Melody felt that Damon's statement was meant to protect Rebecca, let alone Nyla herself. She looked down at the documents on her desk, a hint of self-mockery in her eyes. At least she hadn't deluded herself into thinking Damon would choose her Otherwise, she'd really be a joke now

Melody's feaction, Gabriel's gaze

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Chapter 318

about this anymore."

flushed red. She quickly averted her

felt an unspoken tension. She took a deep breath and

stepped out of the office,

you still having a hard time letting go?" Gabriel asked, standing beside her with concern in his

shook her head, "No, it's just a bit stuffy

you can control. It takes time to over

get

"You weren't always

felt he had changed significantly since returning from abroad. The once sharp

each other for so many years, we might need to get to know each other

to reply when a cold voice interrupted from nearby, "I didn't hire you