The Consortium's Heir

Chapter 198

Bridget ran to Darius’ side, urging him,

"Mr. Reid, I think you should give Edward another chance because this matter has been plaguing him for some time now. It's plausible for a girl to fall in love with Edward at first glance and obsess over making him her boyfriend. However, Edward doesn't even remember meeting this woman's daughter. He doesn’t even know when they crossed paths! As for the rest of this woman’s accusations about our workplace relationship, that's false as well!"

Her gaze locked onto Darius’ face, searching for any hint that the latter had changed his mind about firing Edward. Sadly, there was none.

Even Erin did not know what Darius was planning. She felt his current actions were different from what she previously thought. Silence filled the space.

However, the surrounding onlookers now stared at Darius with disapproval. They felt he was cruel for not protecting his employee in that situation.

Little did they know their opinions would soon get proven wrong.

Darius took out a check and handed it to Edward just then. “I think you should set aside some time to resolve this matter. Here's some money to do so. You can use it for anything, and you don't have to explain it to me."

Edward did not accept the check.

Instead, his eyes seemed like they were about to pop out of their sockets. He muttered, "B-But, Mr. Reid, you said I'm unsuited to work at the company.”

"It's true, but I also despise this woman before you. Which means, I'll allow you to stay with the company if you can fix this situation." Edward still could not comprehend Darius’ motivations, but he knew he had a chance to

Darius had already

proclaimed. “Tell me. What do you think now?

she had overheard the onlookers’ discussions earlier. Thus, her heart raced

waist, and raised her voice. "Quit trying to fool me! You may look rich based

quickly slapped on the

sudden action caused the woman to stumble to

cheek, glared at Erin with utter shock, and screamed, "I don't

stood with his arms crossed, his expression frosty. “I didn't do anything. Yet, you

feel a burning sensation on her cheek, which obstructed her ability to think logically. She clambered onto her feet and glowered at

just done? Do you know who I am? How dare you hit me? Let me tell you this-you'll have hell to pay for

how much I'll have to compensate you. I wonder if it's as costly as

his surroundings, a smile graced his

stood near him. The man held a boarding pass, but according to the time written on it,

did not bother to

focus returned to

what exactly do you hope to get out of this? Wealth? A