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    Ellie said, “Do not be concerned about the damaged equipment and materials. We can rece those items. Is anyone among you injured?”


    “No…”


    When Flossie spoke up, anotherb worker added, “Flossie got sshed with sulfuric acid by Thomasina while trying to protect the data.”


    The experiment data was crucial for their scientific research.


    “What? Sulfuric acid?!” Ellie’s tone shifted instantly. She hurriedly reached out to grasp Flossie’s hand and inspect it. Flossie instinctively tried to pull away, but Ellie quickly caught her hand. Visible burn scars stretched from the back of Flossie’s right hand to her wrist, a shocking sight.


    “I had myb gloves on to shield against some of the sulfuric acid, and I rinsed them with water… I’m sorry, Ellie.” Flossie knew perfectly well that Thomasina hade to theb to stir up trouble because of her.


    “Why didn’t you go to the hospital? Why did you wait here?” Ellie asked angrily.


    “I was waiting for you…”


    When it came to work, Flossie never treated Ellie as a friend. In the workce, Ellie was the boss, and she was her subordinate. As theb manager, she needed to ount for what had happened.


    “Get me theb surveince footage, the inventory of damaged equipment and materials, and the purchase receipts,” Ellie demanded as she escorted Flossie out. “Come with me to the hospital first!”


    “El, please be careful. You’re pregnant!” Flossie trembled with concern as Ellie walked briskly, fearing she might stumble on the stairs.


    Ellie didn’t reply; she simply got into the car with Flossie.


    “You know I’m pregnant, yet you still manage to upset me?” Ellie said firmly, her eyes fixed on Flossie. “Have I not emphasized that safety is paramount in myb, with everything elseing second? As theb manager, you should be setting a better example!”


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    Flossie hesitated before responding. Ellie prioritized their safety, and everyone acknowledged her efforts. But Flossie couldn’t bear to see everyone’s hard work go to waste—especially not when it was all because of her personal issues.


    Observing Flossie’s silence, Ellie could guess her thoughts. Eventually, she simply sighed. Then Ellie phoned Theo and requested a doctor rmendation. After ending the call, she asked, “Flossie, why did Thomasina cause trouble for you?”


    Naturally, Ellie dismissed Thomasina’s im of losing a diamond as pure nonsense.


    Flossie exined, “She broke up with Levy. She believed I was meddling in their rtionship.”


    Inwardly, Ellie cursed Thomasina for her irrationality.


    “The cost of theb damages wille out of my sry and bonus,” Flossie stated, knowing that as theb manager, any research progress meant a substantial bonus. Ellie was known for her generosity toward them.


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