Jews of Eugene and Vi dating soon spread in LeapCo.


    Mnie no longer used the president’s exclusive elevator. Instead, she went to the office five ninutes early every day and used themon elevator with the ordinary employees.


    ‘hat was because Vi followed Eugene to and from the office.


    Jue to a traffic ident that morning, Mnie arrived a littleter than usual. When she got o the top floor, she bumped into Vi and Eugeneing out of the elevator together.


    ‘i held Eugene’s arm<b>. </b>She had a cute and shy smile on her face, but when she saw Mnie, he was stunned for a <b>moment</b>. Then she smiled sweetly and greeted her. “Good morning, Mnie<b>.</b>”


    Mnie nced at Vi’s hand that was holding onto Eugene’s arm and said lightly, Morning.”


    ‘i realizedter that she was still hugging Eugene’s arm. She stuck out her tongue, mmediately let go of him, and looked at him mischievously. “Oh, no! Mnie saw us. What hould we do?”


    ugene raised his eyebrows and nced at Mnie. “Whatever.”


    Mnie did not want to see them being intimate, so she turned around and went back to her esk. Her high heels made a crisp sound against the polished floor.


    he walked a few steps away and could still hear Vi’s coquettish voice saying, “<b>Eugene</b>.”


    lowever, at noon, Vi came out of Eugene’s office with a glum face. She stopped in front of Mnie, bit her lip, and said, “Mnie, Mr. Scott is looking for you.


    Tnie did not know why Eugene needed her because he had already assigned most of her work to Vi.


    eeing that Mnie did not move, Vi urged her. “Mr. Scott is waiting for you.”


    Inie was replying to an email from a customer. When she heard this, she looked up and aid, “If you can’t handle it, I can teach you. I’m a little busy now.”


    i got the wrong message and became even more upset.


    fter Mnie went to see Eugene, she realized why Vi looked so unhappy.


    lnie looked at the rabbit on the desk and quickly averted her gaze. She asked Eugene, ren’t you afraid that Vi will be jealous if you take me back to Scott’s residence?”


    agene’s father, Cedric, had an uing birthday party. Eugene’s mother, Ste,


    out her son dating Vi, so she asked Eugene to bring Vi home.


    heard


    CE


    gene raised his eyelids and looked at her. “My mother isn’t someone Vi can deal with.”


    So you want me to suffer in her stead?” Mnie asked.


    nie knew that Ste had high standards for her future daughter–inw because Mnie <b>as </b>humiliated when she went to Scott’s residence for the first time.


    But at that time, Eugene did not bother to prepare Mnie when he clearly knew that Mnie would not get away unscathed from such an asion.


    Mnie’s mouth twitched. “What if I refuse?”


    “You can.” Eugene did not care much. He spun the pen in his hand and ced it firmly on the table.


    Eugene said lightly, “As long as you think it through.”


    Only they understood the meaning of these words. Mnie was silent for a moment before she nodded. “Fine.”


    On Cedric’s birthday, Mnie went to the parking lot to wait for Eugene after work because they agreed to go there together.


    However, Eugene never came.


    Eugene did not respond to Mnie’s messages, so Mnie had no choice but to return to the president’s office when it was almost time for the birthday dinner.


    But no one was inside. Mnie’s face was glum as she asked another colleague who was still working overtime<b>, </b>“Where is Eugene?”


    The colleague was stunned for a moment. “Mr. Scott left with Ms. Shaw.”


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