The Wrong Woman

Fenna was taken aback by Nathan's sudden outburst. "I haven't done anything to Wanda," she hurriedly explained, "nor do I have the capability to do so.

"We were simply sitting in the living room, having tea together. She's the one who asked me to talk to you."

Nathan's voice was firm and deliberate as he spoke, "Your role has been reassigned. Please proceed directly to your new position and refrain from bothering Chubs in the future."

"I wasn't here to see her," Fenna clarified. "I was actually looking for you."

"Why were you looking for me?"

"I don't want to be transferred, and I won't comply," Fenna began. She wanted to say more, but Nathan's furious outburst interrupted her.

"Fenna, do you honestly believe you're entitled just because I've been lenient with you? I'm not your brother; I don't have the patience to coddle you. Leave right away."

Fenna felt aggrieved, and tears welled up in her eyes. Her voice was choked with emotion as she said, "Nate, why are you treating me like this? After over a decade of friend-"

don't bring up friendship," Nathan cut her off

not you. You're only here because of him. I've shown you some courtesy out of respect for him. Do you

whether

transfer, it's either you comply, or I resign. Also, you are to keep your distance

the other end and replaced by a busy signal. As Fenna set the phone down, she buried her face in her hands,

her phone, slowly tucking it

couldn't help but sympathize with Fenna. Despite her shortcomings, Fenna was simply a

still young and attractive. Why not pursue a relationship with an eligible man, get married, and start a

to Mr. Morrison? He's married and deeply

Fenna brushed off Phoebe's advice, tears clouding her vision as she retorted, "You don't understand me at

your perspective. But is it justified to hold onto

I don't need him to marry me or reciprocate my feelings," Fenna explained. "I just want to be by his side as his assistant, taking care of him for the rest of my life. As long as I

her temples and sank deeper into the

she remained obstinate. Thus, she decided to refrain from offering