“Tiffany, you shameless woman! How dare you turn on me!” Garreth roared, his eyes wide with fury as he grabbed Tiffany by the hair in a fit of rage. “You bitch, I should have killed you when you seduced me on my bed back then!”
The two of them, like dogs turning on each other, pulled and tore at one another until the security guards forcibly dragged them out.
Johannes awkwardly approached me, his face pale. Stammering, he uttered, “This was all a misunderstanding, I was surprised earlier. After all, it’s rare to see someone so young with such a keen business mind. I didn’t realize you were Mr. Yarn’s daughter.”
“Mr. Chode, is this how you handle matters? Jumping to conclusions without a thorough investigation and listening to others‘ baseless claims?”
I hadn’t forgotten how Johannes had also wanted to have me removed from the company after hearing Garreth’s accusations earlier.
Lowering his head in shame, Johannes struggled to come up with a response.
Then, I turned around to see Fiona with her face flushed.
Yvonne, Tiffany was the one who made me do everything I did before. I never really wanted to go against you. Please, don’t hold it against me. Just forgive me this once, okay?”
I kept a cold expression and replied, “If an apology were enough, why would we need the police?”
Over the past month, I had been ostracized, had my proposal stolen, been framed, and ridiculed. The pain I endured couldn’t be erased with just a few words of regret.
In the end, Garreth was fired from the company. Tiffany was exposed to have had multiple affairs, and her so–called luxury items were revealed to be gifts from her wealthy older partners.
As for the interns who had fawned over Tiffany and taken her side, none of them passed their probation period and were dismissed.
The day Fiona packed up her belongings and left was the same day Lofficially took over Garreth’s position. Watching her leave with a box in her arms and a downcast expression, I couldn’t help but reflect.
As the saying went, “You reap what you sow.”
In this world, what we truly needed were more hearts untainted by greed.
