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    “What is there to answer?” Eileen responded coolly as Gabri’s cries continued.


    “It’s absurd for apany of this level tock a cleaner. Employees are left to manage these tasks during critical times. Even if you don’t see it as an issue, it’s an evident disgrace!”


    “Nonsense!” Jessica spat, her face contorting with disdain. “Who do you think you are? What right do you have to criticize thepany’s policies?”


    “Yes, I admit I’m not qualified,” Eileen shot back defiantly. “If my words upset you, then fire me!”


    Her bold remark left Jessica momentarily speechless.


    Unable to verbally defend herself, Jessica decided to take action. She rolled up her sleeves and prepared to charge forward, but Bryan, striding over, quickly stopped her with his leg.


    Consequently, Jessica lost her bnce and tripped. She lunged forward uncontrobly. Noticing this, Eileen swiftly maneuvered to avoid her, holding Gabri tightly in her arms.


    Jessica’s head collided with the wall with a resounding thud. She grimaced in pain as a dull buzzing filled her head and darkness began to cloud her vision. Settling onto the sofa, Eileen gently soothed Gabri. She then retrieved the small jelly Gabri liked, and as Gabri tasted the treat, her cries slowly subsided. Gabri tried to stand up on the sofa, clutching the armrest with her tiny hands. She looked at Jessica, who was now sprawled on the floor.


    Bryan, his hands casually tucked into his pockets, surveyed Jessica with a detached expression. “Miss Marshall, you’ve attempted to attack people in my office. Don’t you think you owe me an exnation?”


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    “Mr. Dawson, you’ve misunderstood the situation…” Jessica said, clearly intimidated by Bryan’s frosty demeanor. She pushed through the pain to stand up and rify. “I’m here to address an issue with Eileen. She’s been avoiding me. She deliberately pinched your daughter to make her cry. I had nothing to do with scaring your daughter!” Jessica lied without hesitation.


    Eileen spun around to face Jessica and retorted, “Miss Marshall, I’m not as heartless as to harm a child. If you doubt me, let Mr. Dawson examine Gabri to see if there are any marks from pinching on her.”


    “The baby’s skin is so delicate that any pinch would make her cry for a long time. The pinch won’t leave a mark,” Jessica quickly said.


    “Miss Marshall, you’ve never had a child yourself. How could you possibly know that there would be no mark from a pinch? Gabri’s skin is fair and delicate. Even a firm press would leave a noticeable red mark, let alone a pinch,” Eileen countered sharply.


    As Eileen spoke, Jessica’s expression darkened. She found herself outmatched in the art of argument by Eileen. The most unsettling part was Bryan’spleteck of response. How could he ce so much trust in Eileen?


    “Enough,” Bryan said, casting a detached nce at Jessica. “Miss Marshall, please refrain froming to my office unless it’s absolutely necessary. If you need to discuss something with Eileen, inform me beforehand. And don’t squabble with her in front of the child.”


    Jessica quickly nodded. “I’m sorry, Mr. Dawson. This won’t happen again.”


    She regretted her carelessness. Not only had she failed to resolve her issue with Eileen, but she had also nearly offended Bryan. She vowed to seize a more opportune moment to deal with Eileen once and for all.


    Once Jessica had left, Eileen furrowed her brow at Bryan and asked, “Are you reallyfortable letting me deal with Jessica on my own?”


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