âWhy?â Thalassa asked.
âI quit, Thalassa. I just canât fit into the environment at Afriland. I canât bear with the long business trip there so I put in my resignation,â Betty explained with her back to Thalassa, her actions of packing up her stuff noticeably quickening.
âYou couldâve asked Mr. Ethan to transfer you back.â Thalassa suggested.
Despite the fact that Thalassa held some grudges against Betty for she had stolen her necklace and been mean to her kids, she couldnât deny that Betty was a strong worker.
If she quit, it would be a loss for Ethanâs company.
Having finished her packing, Betty lifted her box and walked past Thalassa. Her voice was rushed, âThatâs not something even Mr. Ethan can decide; donât you know that the best?â
As she spoke, her gaze landed on the necklace hanging from Thalassaâs neck. Her face paled instantly; her eyes were widening in fear as she looked away and hurried out.
As though even a secondâs delay would cost her life.
All her misfortunes could be traced back to that necklace, to a moment of greed and jealousy.
If she hadnât taken the necklace and thought to sell it, she wouldnât have been banished to Afriland, and she wouldnât have been attacked by some madman there, leaving a scar on her face.
The doctor had said the wound on her face was deep and might leave a permanent scar.
Sheâd been so scared that her face marred. Sheâd contacted Ethan in the middle of the night to have her transferred back. Ethan had told her it wasnât possible unless she quit.
For fear of her life, Betty had quit without a second thought.
After her resignation was approved, she was finally able to return.
Now seeing that necklace around Thalassaâs neck, the cause of all her misfortunes, Betty was as scared as if sheâs seen a ghost.
Watching Betty rush off, Thalassa pondered her words.
If even Mr. Ethan couldnât decide Bettyâs fate, who could?
Lysander?
Not only had Betty stolen her necklace and tried to sell it, but sheâd also bullied Sophia, and Lysander had witnessed it. Sophia was Lysanderâs daughter. It would be strange if Lysander wasnât angry and didnât make Betty pay for her actions.
After working at her computer for a while, Thalassa was summoned to Ethanâs office.
âThereâs a new development in the explosion case. You need to inspect Leossa Electronics today and keep an eye out for anything unusual,â Ethan instructed.
âWhatâs the new development? Can you tell me?â Thalassa asked curiously.
Sheâd been on vacation for four days and was somehow out of the loop on the investigationâs progress.
âI donât know the specifics yet, but it seems like itâs not related to the Sinclair group. Leopold is responsible,â Ethan said.
Thalassa widened her eyes. Surprised and puzzled, she looked at Ethan.
The phone was produced by Leossa Electronics, a subsidiary of the Sinclair group. And Leopold was just the buyer. How could he be responsible if something went wrong with the phone?
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