Chapter <b>28 </b>


    “What are you doing?” Before Mnie could speak, Eugene’s cold voice came from behind.


    Mnie frowned. “I came here to ask her to modify a document.”


    “You want her to modify a document?” Eugene asked in a mocking tone as he stared at Mnie coldly.


    Mnie quickly understood what he meant by that. Eugene had probably misunderstood Mnie, thinking that she was bossing Vi around like before.


    Mnie paused before she said, “Vi did this document…‘


    Before she finished her sentence, Vi grabbed Eugene’s sleeve and said in a hoarse and low voice, “Eugene, it’s not Mnie’s fault. I’ve just been too distracted because of my father’s healthtely. That’s why I didn’t do it well.”


    Mnie opened her mouth, but she did not say a word.


    She looked at Eugene, waiting for him to speak.


    “Vi is going through a lottely. If you have any problems, just deal with them by


    yourself.” Finally, Eugene led Vi into the office.


    Mnie stood there for a while before leaving with the document.


    In the afternoon, news spread in thepany that Eugene reprimanded Mnie because she found fault with Vi.


    When Mnie went to the bathroom, she overheard others gossiping about her. They said that she had deliberately bullied Vi.


    ording to the rumors, Vi was just a pitiful and well–behaved intern, and Eugene was a considerate and gentle boss. Mnie was the shameless and vile woman in the story.


    They discussed everything as if they had witnessed the scene.


    Mnie pushed open the bathroom door, washed her hands, and left without any expression. The people who were gossiping looked at each other in embarrassment.


    Back at her desk, the intern from this morning stood in front of her timidly. “Mnie, Mr. Foster is urging for that document.”


    She was referring to the document in which Vi made errors. Mnie paused and raised her eyes. “I’ll give it to Mr. Fosterter. You can get off work first.”


    The intern left the office with gratitude, while Mnie sat alone in the empty office.


    Before she could finish revising the document, her phone rang. The nurse at the nursing home anxiously called her, saying that her grandfather was hit by a car on the way back from school. The nurse asked Mnie to go to Paramount Hospital.


    Mnie hurriedly put the work aside and rushed out. As soon as she got out of the elevator<b>, </b>she met Vi and Eugene.


    Vi’s eyes were no longer red, but they were still watery. Vi was whispering to Eugene.


    Mnie nced at them and left in a hurry.


    Vi refused to let Mnie leave like that. She let go of Eugene’s hand and blocked Mnie’s path. She said sincerely, “Mnie, I’d like to apologize. I was too emotional this morning and got you in trouble.”


    “I heard the rumors going around thepany.” Vi bit her lip and looked like she was prepared to take full responsibility. “I will exin it to them.”


    Mnie was in a hurry, so she nodded and said, “Whatever.”


    After that, Mnie wanted to leave, but Vi reached out to hold her back. “Mnie, let me treat you to dinner.”


    “There’s no need for that.” Mnie was anxious, so she did not bother being polite.


    Vi was slightly stunned. She held onto Mnie tightly and looked aggrieved. “Mnie, do you hate me?”


    Mnie looked down at her phone impatiently. When she used a little force to pull her arm back from Vi’s grip, Vi som