Always Been Yours

Chapter 142

For a moment, Tessa was taken aback. “Resign?”

Stefania responded with a slight nod. “Although it’s a bit sudden, but… Greg had always been independent and had never been so clingy, but he’s too dependent on you, Miss Reinhart. In the future, if you leave, where are we supposed to find someone to replace you?”

When Tessa heard this, she was reminded of the fact that she thought about a similar reason when

she resigned last time.

Stefania continued, “Besides, you know what kind of status Nicholas has. He’s not the son of an, ordinary family. As the president of Sawyer Group, he cannot be emotional in terms of marriage choices. What he needs is the right wife, not someone of your status, Miss Reinhart.”

Tessa instantly knew that Stefania had misunderstood.

She frowned. She didn’t want to climb her way up to Sawyer Group, nor was she trying to make use of Gregory.

to leave, it was

what unpleasant things were said, she could tolerate it, but this

“Madam Sawyer, I think you’ve

there’s no need for me to know. You don’t have to explain anything to me. Although there’s currently nothing between you and Nicholas, or you and Greg, that might not be the case in the future. Greg is already too dependent on you, and Nicholas loves this child too much. As long as Greg doesn’t agree, he will definitely try to keep you. You’re a ticking time bomb, so I can’t let you stay by their sides. I hope you can understand the concerns of a mother. I know that you’re the one who rescued Greg from the kidnappers. I’m not such an unreasonable person; I know that the kidnappers targeted Greg from the start. This

uncomfortable, as if someone had grabbed her heart and was

of currying favor with the Sawyers. She just couldn’t bear to

a few deep breaths, Tessa said, “Madam Sawyer, I signed an agreement with President Sawyer to be Greg’s

replied, “Miss Reinhart, let me remind you that you’ve injured

our family’s well-off, we don’t support idlers. If

as if her heart was being pierced by a sword, causing it to ache terribly. Her face turned pale, and she couldn’t even say a word

her uninjured shoulder, then immediately signed a check for three million and put it on her bedside table. “I hope you’ll think it

bag and