Under the heiress facade

Chapter 278

“Which department are you from? Why are you here? Do you have nothing to do?” Douglas purposely raised his voice at Sean.

Sean realized that he’d made a big mistake. He didn’t know how to explain himself.

In the end, Douglas forcefully dragged Sean out of the office to the financedepartment.

nore after this.”

when they reached the finance department, Douglas said, “Give him his pay. He doesn’t need to come into work anymore

“Tell HR that Mr. Killian doesn’t want to see his face ever again.”

Shock and fear rattled Sean like a thunderclap in the dark of the night

He grabbed Douglas‘ hand and pleaded, “Mr. Copley, I was wrong. I won’t do it again. Please don’t fireme=”

Douglas yanked his hand away from Sean and turned to leave, leaving the finance department staff staring at each other in confusion.

Back in the office on the top floor, Bernard approached Hera and lightly hugged the hem of her sleeve.

“Sweetie, why did you come here all of a sudden? You didn’t even tell me beforehand. I could’ve picked you up.”

His deep, attractive voice was gentle to the ears.

puppy yearning for its master’s attention. He didn’t look like the person he was when

by now, but this change in

drastically several times before. She should’ve

backward to distance herself from him, she tried to sound calm as she said, “I told you that I was coming here, how would I know if you were telling the truth or

keeping her distance from him, his expression turned cold

mind. From

that, Hera

wondered if Queente had said something to Hera.

meeting just

though. It was at my

enchanting eyes and continued explaining, “I don’t get along well with my relatives at home, so I take on some side gigs. It’s not bed to make

back at him, her gaze cold.

you’re hiding from me,

she perhaps

what?”

she

don’t the

at a loss

you

in this company knows about

if he was embarrassed because she had found out about it or simply mad because

and Roman discussed his sexual orientation here in

spread in the company like wildfire. And now,