I was curious why Sylvia made thosements during her travels. Such journeys


    were usually filled with joy.


    "Sylvia, what''s troubling you?" I inquired.


    There was silence for a while. I wanted to ask something, but then I saw a message from Zion. He asked, "Hudson, where are you? Did you forget you''re not allowed to leave your post during working hours?"


    Upon reading this message, I felt irritated. In the past, I might have ignored it, but now that I was no longer the president, I had no privileges and had to follow thepany''s rules as a regr assistant.


    "Alright. I need to focus on my work for now, so I won''t be able to chat," I told Sylvia.


    Just as I was about to end the call, Sylvia''s voice came through, filled with frustration. "All you see is work, Hudson. Do you still have a ce for me in your heart?"


    I was puzzled by Sylvia''s emotional instability. She hadn''t been like this before. I exined helplessly, "But I''m at work now."


    "I apologize for interrupting your work. Goodbye." Sylvia hung up the phone, anger evident in her tone.


    I was confused as to why Sylvia got upset for no reason. I wondered what had happened to her while I was away.


    After finishing work, I reached out to Sylvia again, but she was clearly still upset with me. When I called again, I got a notification saying she was on another call, which meant she rejected my call. I just didn''t understand why our rtionship had turned out this way.


    I contacted my former colleague at thepany in Carzonia to inquire about Sylvia. "Sylvia has been avoiding my callstely. Is she busy? How has she been since I''ve been away? Is she doing alright now?


    Since I hadn''t mentioned it, they were unaware that Sylvia had arrived in Adenville, or that I had met with her. The response came swiftly from the other side. "Sylvia resigned, Hudson. Didn''t you know?"


    Upon receiving the message, I was confused and replied with a puzzled expression emoji. My former colleague promptly rified the situation for me.


    "She initially requested a transfer to another city, but it was denied. I''m not sure if that prompted her decision, but Sylvia decided to resign. Anyway, I only learned of her resignation through another colleague. Hudson, it would be best to ask her directly for the full details."


    Upon reading this, I felt a mix of shock and confusion. Nevertheless, I expressed my gratitude before ending the conversation.


    Sylvia unexpectedly visited me in Adenville all the way from Carzonia and said she was transferred for work. However, Iter heard from others that she resigned.


    She hadn''tmunicated anything to me, leaving me confused about her intentions.