The Billionaire's Secret Quartet

Chapter 773

Betty had always fancied Ethan. She was seeking every opportunity to get closer to him and hoping to be with him.

Her casual comment had somehow ruffled Betty’s feathers, making Betty believe she was trying to steal Ethan away.

Thalassa calmly responded, “Don’t worry, appropriate deductions will still be made from my salary. My comment yesterday was merely to lighten the mood and steer the focus away from me. Ethan knows it was all in jest, so why do you take it seriously?”

Thalassa tried to clear the misunderstanding with Betty. They shared an office, and any discord would make their working environment uncomfortable. She was just trying to maintain peace for the sake of future cooperation.

“If Ethan didn’t take it seriously, then why did he fire Jason first thing this morning?” Betty, who had been managing to keep her emotions under control, now completely lost it and retorted angrily at Thalassa.

Thalassa looked at her surprisingly, “Jason got fired?”

“Don’t play innocent. Nobody knows what you said in front of Ethan.” Betty shot her a sideways glance, turned her back and started working. She didn’t want to engage any further with Thalassa.

No matter how much resentment and grievance she had, she couldn’t do anything to Thalassa.

She wasn’t a match to the cunning girl Thalassa.

ago, she managed to get rid of Anna from the secretarial

Ethan

had no relationship with

convinced that there was something fishy

Ethan for so long without even the slightest

she really didn’t expect that

Ethan’s decision or

her shirt. When he asked about it, she casually said

on the street. Lysander happened to see that scene. Maybe Lysander

her how she felt about

Lysander must have felt that Jason was

was

eleven in the

his office and held a

information with Leopold. Both of you can go over it. Thalassa, you need to monitor the progress of mobile production at Leossa Electronics for the next couple

do I need to do?” Betty asked

City for a meeting in the next couple of days, Betty, you’re coming with me, in charge