One Night Surprise

Chapter 487 Blood for Blood

On the way downstairs, Ruby gave Courtney a basic rundown of the situation.

“A dozen or so employees who were fired before are now bringing a bunch of people downstairs to cause trouble. They are holding banners while shouting that Citron Apparel is heartlessly profiteering and treating human life as a child’s play…”

At the moment, the building was surrounded by a group of strangers, some of whom were holding wooden signs and banners while others had bandanas tied around their heads with three large bloody letters written on it—blood for blood.

When Courtney rushed downstairs, she could see Angie trying to calm everything down. Her slender body looked particularly helpless among the restless crowd, and her shouts were all swallowed by the clamor of noise.

“Angie!” Courtney yelled to call back Angie as the latter moved forward. When Angie retreated behind her, she already had a clear sight of the entire situation.

“Citron Apparel doesn’t care about human lives!”

“They are heartless and only care about their profits. Give me back my health!”

“They are the scum of society and Melrose City. Citron Apparel, I want you to pay me back blood for blood!”

The group of people held banners and wooden signs with different slogans written on them. In front, there was a middle-aged man with a megaphone shouting, “Citron Apparel! I want you to pay me back blood for blood!” The people behind him would follow his chant, creating a formidable atmosphere.

In the meantime, Ruby hid behind Angie as she bit her lips unknowingly due to nervousness.

to stop, so she simply walked toward the middle-aged man in front and snatched the megaphone from his

“If you want to settle the matter, send someone out to

the megaphone in her hand. The megaphone was smashed into pieces on the ground, producing

a chatter among the crowd began. In the middle of the crowd, a middle-aged man was wearing a blue t-shirt. His face was rugged and his skin was tanned. Even though he was tall, his body was muscular. After a short discussion, he stood out

“I’ll talk to you.”

in front of Courtney with a pair of fierce eyes staring at her. After giving

speaking a standard

he was left startled without knowing how to answer her.

layoff some time ago. May I ask if you are a former employee of

prepared a bunch of speeches so that he could gain a dominant position during this negotiation, but unexpectedly, Courtney cleared up a lot of problems with just a few words, making it difficult for him to speak. He was stunned for a moment before he answered, “I’m

“Rosalie Wallace?”

She had previously checked the onboarding information of all the dismissed employees in this incident, and Rosalie was a

threaten to kill me at that time. I remember her very well.” She paused for a moment to deliberately aggravate her voice. When she saw the change of expression on the man’s face, she became more serious as she cut to the chase. “Rosalie and the others were dismissed for not following the company’s rules and provoking trouble. All decisions were carried out in full compliance with the company’s procedures, so you shouldn’t have any doubts about this matter. Also, as far

heard about Citron Apparel’s benefits, so we quit our previous jobs to come work for you. However, we didn’t expect that this is an illegal business. The materials you use are toxic, and now that it has affected all

man threw a

man had thrown at her and confirmed that the time of diagnosis was coincidentally two days before she

eyes, so she tiptoed and glanced at the medical reports. When she saw that the word ‘leukemia’ was written on the reports, her eyes began to darken. At that instant, it seemed like her face had exploded. She

think I was wondering why you all were gathered here. Now, it’s clear to me that you were just waiting to show us

had a burning rage inside her. As she shouted, she stepped forward as if

be within the man’s expectation as he chuckled and said, “I knew that you wouldn’t admit it, but it is a fact that they were diagnosed with leukemia a