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    Keh grabbed Brian by the cor and yanked him up.


    Having grown up abroad, Keh was tall and built<b>, </b>shaped by that environment.


    Brian was nearly a head shorter, and being lifted like that, he had to stand on tiptoe.


    In that moment, Brian felt like his dignity was being dragged across the floor and stomped on.


    None of the coworkers around spoke up for him either.


    Clearly, he hadn’t exactly been well–liked in the office.


    Brian let out a sneer.


    Now, he had nothing left to lose.


    Compared to Judy and Keh, he was the one with nothing–barefoot, and unafraid of those wearing shoes.


    A mocking smirk tugged at his lips. “What now? You two really are the perfect shameless pair, huh?”


    “And before this…” Brian looked past Keh and threw a pointed nce at Judy. “Wasn’t there another guy? You brought him to the studio too, didn’t you?


    “I remember that guy wasn’t the one holding me up right now.”


    His tone and expression were begging for a punch, like he was deliberately provoking Judy.


    And Keh couldn’t hold back any longer.


    Whatever the case, Judy was a woman who’d been with him.


    Now she was being ndered right in front of him–he wasn’t about to let that slide.


    Kehnded a punch straight to Brian’s face without the slightest hesitation.


    <b>“</b><b>If </b>your mouth’s that filthy, maybe wash it out in the bathroom,


    “And by the way, what happens between me and your boss is none of your damn business.”


    Keh’s voice turned colder. “She paid your sry on time, didn’t she? Then mind your own damn life.”


    As those wordsnded, the crowd of onlookers suddenly seemed to have an epiphany.


    The man was right–this was all the boss‘ personal business. What did it have to do with them?


    As long as their paychecks came in on time, nothing else mattered


    Even if their boss brought in a dozen men—it was none of their concern.


    Because this was their boss‘ ability, her own business.


    But Brian’s case was different from Judy’s.


    He hadpletely destroyed his own future and was still trying to make excuses for himself.


    No one had realized before that Brian was this kind of person.


    Everyone was a little shocked.


    But after Keh said that one sentence, they immediately knew where they stood and which side to be on.


    Judy had been quietly observing everything.


    From the moment Keh said those words, even she was surp


    And the impact of that sentence was clear.


    Judy stepped forward and gently pulled Keh back, shaking h


    With how scrawny Brian looked, there was no way he could take


    The difference in their strength was far too obvious.


    Keh understood what Judy meant.


    He looked Brian up and down–this pale, skinny excuse of a man


    So, there was no point in continuing.


    As for the others, no one left the office.


    They all stayed because they wanted to see how Judy would deal w


    After all, no woman could tolerate the kind of mistake he made.


    Chapter <b>1009 </b>