Chapter <b>246 </b>
The corners of Mnie’s lips moved slightly. They were not asking her to cooperate. They were looking to force a confession out of her.
What was the <b>“</b>whole story” that these people kept asking for?
Her heart was numb as she slowly raised her eyes to look at Eugene. These people would not have been able to hire this so–called publicist without his approval.
Still, didn’t he know all about Dn?
“Mnie,” Vi said again. She was sitting right next to Eugene, and she saw the look
Mnie had just given Eugene.
Vi looked troubled. “Mnie, I know it’s embarrassing for you to say those things, but thepany’s reputation is now affected because of you. We have to resolve this matter quickly, wouldn’t you think?”
After saying that, she paused and said, “How about this? I’ll tell the story for you. If you think there’s something wrong with my version, you can just correct me. Okay?”
Mnie did not reply. If she agreed, all her dirtyundry would be made public.
She did not want that.
She could not stand the pitying looks people gave her.
Mnie still remembered that time when her parents first got divorced. Her usually kind neighbors gossiped about her future over dinner.
She could not forget their tone of pity when they gave her some food because her mother had forgotten about her. They sounded like they were feeding a stray dog.
Mnie had always thought that as long as she was obedient enough, her parents would not abandon her.
The same went for Eugene.
She thought that as long as she was obedient enough<b>, </b>everything would be fine.
Children who had been abandoned would always feel that they were not good enough.
“If you refuse <b>to </b><b>say </b>anything<b>, </b><b>there’s </b>actually a simpler way to settle this.” Jenson tapped his fingers against the table.
Mnie looked up<b>, </bing back to the present.
“All you have to do, Ms. Smith, is admit that you’re not an employee <b>of </b>LeapCo. Announce that you <b>have </b>nothing <b>to </b>do with us<b>.</b><b>” </b>
As soon <b>as </b>Jenson said this<b>, </b>the office <b>fell </b>silent.
Mnie looked at him. <b>Jenson </b>tapped <b>the </b>folder on his desk with his pen and said, “This is the best way to disassociate yourself from LeapCo.”
Yana’s brow furrowed, <b>“</b>But Mnie <b>is </b>LeapCo’s chief secretary. Everyone knows that.”
“Then tell <b>everyone </b>she resigned <b>ages </b><b>ago</b><b>.</b>”
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“Isn’t that a bad idea?” Vi chipped in. She nced at Mnie before saying, “Even though Mnie is about to leave LeapCo, this isn’t going to work, is it?”
She did not sound very confident, but the deliberate hesitation in her tone made her sound like she was considering the possibility.
Finally, Vi looked at Eugene. “Mr. Scott, what do you think should be done about this?”
Eugene had notmented. Now he shifted his gaze to Mnie, his deep eyes unreadable.
He looked at Mnie’s upright body and said in a neutral tone, “You should ask her what she thinks.
“I don’t like to lie, but LeapCo isn’t a charity.”
He stared at Mnie expressionlessly, his tone cold. “Mnie, decide.“