The Princess and the Paupers

Chapter 98

Arabella shot a casual glance at Dean and said, “Dean, call the cops.”

Hearing this, Linda immediately went as pale as a sheet. She was all high and mighty just now. But in front of Arabella, she was helpless, clutching the table and begging for mercy.

‘No, please.” Linda’s voice was shaking, “Ms. Bennett, we can sit down and talk this out.”

“I was originally planning to let you off the hook, but you just had to pick a fight with me.” Arabella said.

Arabella raised an eyebrow, looking somewhat helpless, “I wasn’t planning on making you pay for the company’s loss, or making you go to jail. But you insisted on reporting this to the headquarters, blowing things out of proportion.”

Linda was so regretful she could kick herself, “Ms. Bennett, it’s all my fault! I shouldn’t have tampered with the attendance record, scamming my monthly salary and perfect attendance! I shouldn’t have gone against my conscience to accept the company’s annual reward. I was wrong! I really was wrong! Can I apologize to you?”

“Is this the only thing you did wrong?” Arabella’s gaze fell on her, filled with intensity.

in her panic, she couldn’t think of anything else that gave Ms.

realize something, but she wasn’t sure. She

letters from the people who left the company this past year! There are a total

said.

stunned, so were the colleagues outside. That

had been bullying quite a

with you. And those upright people who refused to cooperate with you were all forced out by you! The company can’t retain talents, and it’s all because

let me explain, those people didn’t follow the company’s rules.” Linda

turned colder, “At this

wouldn’t repent until her deathbed!

another chance!” Linda begged, “Those people that I forced out, I’ll personally go and apologize to each of them!” Seeing that Arabella wasn’t responding, Linda added in a choked voice, “The twelve months of salary and bonus that the company gave me, I’ll return it all within three days! Please don’t call

her in the eye, and said word for word, “When you forced them out, did you ever consider that their lives might

them, did you ever consider their feelings?”

of her, “I also saw in the complaint letters that you threatened your colleagues with their personal matters, and some of them even transferred money to you to settle the

terrified, tears streaming down her face, “I made a mistake! I’m sorry.”