Obsessive CEO’s Sinful Wife

Chapter 22

At this moment, Janice was absolutely furious with Amanda.

She had found out from a colleague in the Human Resources Department whom she had a decent relationship that there was a rumor she had been abusing her power and instructing people from the Sanitation Office without authorization.

The only time she could think of such a thing happening was the incident with Serenity delivering the files, but Amanda had been the mastermind behind it, not her!

“It’s not like I forced you to do it. You also wanted to embarrass Serenity, so you did it willingly, right? I simply gave you a suggestion. You did that on your own, and it had nothing to do with me,” Amanda replied, immediately washing her hands off the matter.

The two of them started bickering like dogs and snapping at each other!

After Janice and Amanda’s falling out, Janice’s family scolded her severely, but they still tried to spend money and use their connections to find someone to intervene on her behalf. Unfortunately,

the money and gifts they sent out couldn’t be delivered to the intended recipients.

Even if they were delivered, the recipients would return it within a couple of days.

In the end, it was an old acquaintance of Janice’s family that secretly spoke to them about the

situation.

significant influence on the city. I heard from

stable

this information. When they returned home, they immediately interrogated Janice, wanting to

Janice was utterly confused.

have offended someone who had such a

any prominent figures, whether in her

and thought of the incident

who had ultimately come to Serenity’s rescue was Jackson

Jackson was the influential figure

thought briefly crossed Janice’s mind, but she quickly dismissed

the death of Jackson’s

it was impossible that Jackson

mean that Serenity had been incredibly lucky that day on their class

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had inadvertently saved her.

perhaps someone else had a significant influence in the city and stood at

Serenity was just a sanitation worker, so was that even a