The Divorced Heiress’s Revenge

Chapter 1055

A deep and majestic voice emerged from the back, causing the frenzied situation to abruptly quiet down.

Everyone paused for a moment and then bowed together. “Chairman Salvador.”

“Dad?” Bethany felt briefly flustered, feeling helpless and awkward.

Suddenly, Gregory and Paul appeared behind her, seemingly out of nowhere! Wasn’t he supposed to be on a business trip? How did he suddenly come back?

“What were you doing just now? Did you lay your hands on someone?” Gregory’s expression turned icy as he inquired, his brows slightly furrowed with suppressed anger.

“Dad, I can explain. It’s the servants’ fault!” Bethany quickly adopted a sorrowful look and hurried to embrace her father’s arm, appea a mistreated little rabbit.

“The servants were gossiping about Mom and me behind our b Their behavior was so disrespectful and appalling! Our family p their wages, but they don’t even adhere to basic professional ethic as employees should. Dad, please fire all of them right away!”

that reason?” Gregory paid no heed to her protests and continued with a serious expression. “Just because you belong to the Salvador family and they are servants, does that justify your actions of hitting someone? Have you forgotten all the manners I taught you about treating others? Or is this

are you saying?” Bethany’s heart raced with

I was

her objections, Gregory remained unmoved. His expression

with the intention

a high position as the head of the Salvador family, he always treated even the most common workers with compassion and courtesy, never disrespecting their dignity with his influence and power.

the attitude of an aristocrat, distinguishing him from newly-made billionaires

truly hope that you won’t consider resig because of this incident. If you were to leave, it would be incredib difficult to find another employee as dedicated as yourself. Today’s issue was caused by my daughter, and I will make sure that she

Gregory said with a serious

are you saying?”

her initial reaction. ‘Are you out of

manners I have taught you since you were a