Unexpected Encounter with my Boss

Chapter 210

Alex shook Mandy off and looked away, bending down to help Patricia up.

Just as he bent down, Patricia pounced into his arms and began sobbing. On the other hand, Mandy had been thrown to the side by Alex. Her back rammed into the corner of a sink, which made her face pale further. Tiffany supported her. "Are you alright?"

Mandy did not reply. She looked at the couple hugging each other on the ground, feeling as though her soul had left her body.

Half an hour later, they were all in the police station.

Mandy walked out after finishing her testimony. At the same time, Patricia and Alex walked out together from the opposite door. Just like that, they ran into each other.

With a wide grin on her face, Mandy walked toward them. The terrified Patricia ducked behind Alex, her face noticeably pale.

Alex protected her behind him and stared Mandy down coldly, yelling, "That's enough, Ms. Stewart!"

"Enough?" Mandy was fuming. "This is the first time I've been framed. I won't rest until I make you regret this, Alex!"

from me?" Alex glared at her. He no longer looked at her emotionlessly. Hatred filled

with hurt. The worse she felt, the sharper her words became. "I'll give you three days to get out of Chilburg.

frantic footsteps

Alex aside, the first he did

alright, Charles glared at Alex and questioned, "What's

down, Alex said,

was apologizing in hopes that Charles wouldn't punish them for this. After all, Alex was Vincent's employee, and Charles wasn't a cruel person either. If he apologized, it might

wasn't going to let it slide. "Alex, this isn't

made eye contact

At this moment, Patricia's

changed. Biting her lip, she walked out from behind Alex and said, "Mr. Stewart,

family is wealthy, youn'take

that to do as you

who committed the crime. Are you going to disregard the

victim in front of Mandy. However, she was strong and powerful in front of Charles. She made direct eye contact with Charles as she spoke, as though all her nervousness

Mandy, so he should've been