Trouble in Paradise by Three Way

Chapter 0496

The hospital doors opened and closed again. Beth cut off everything behind her, her steps noticeably lighter.

The lingering pain in her legs made her feel like they had never healed, but today she could finally tell herself she was well again.

She walked toward Nicholas's car but found she couldn't pull the door open. She moved to the driver's side, tapping on the window. However, the driver remained silent.

Suddenly, Beth seemed to realize something. She stepped to the side of the road, deciding not to get in the car.

Inside the car, the atmosphere was heavy. Nicholas propped his head up with one hand, his mood at its lowest.

The window slowly rolled down. He opened his eyes and coldly stared at Beth.

His chilling voice drifted from the car. "How long have you worked for me?"

"I've been by your side since you joined Hawk Corporation, a total of 14 years," Beth lowered her eyes and answered respectfully.

"Your leg became like this because of me, so I won't hold it against you. Send me your transfer application tomorrow. You'll be reassigned to a branch office. The benefits will remain the same."

Hawk." Beth bowed deeply, not lifting her head

ground, the past 14 years flashed before

didn't shed a tear when Nicholas promoted her to chief secretary, nor when she was rejected by him. Even when Claudia's people dragged her into the ward and beat

now, after 14 years in the corporate world, Beth finally couldn't hold back

people since she was young. Nicholas was the most exceptional man she

alcohol, Beth confessed her feelings to Nicholas. The next

it over and come back. If you

she didn't actually

waited, someone else would take

high school needed her support, so she returned to work in just

feelings deep inside.

watching as Nicholas repeatedly turned down his admirers. She comforted herself, thinking that someone like him

nothing more than polite respect. I even spent less time

if Beth had made

matter if she won or lost. She simply wanted to prove that it wasn't her inadequacy that led to

could ever