A Cue For Love Chapter 333


    A Cue for Love Chapter 333


    Natalie was still stretching when she heard a woman speak. She turned and saw a young woman


    dressed in a white sweater and a brown skirt.


    Under a closer look, the woman’s features looked exquisite and her make-up was on point too. She


    was the kind of woman whom everyone would pay attention to, but the conspicuous jealousy on her


    face made her expression look distasteful. It ruined her beauty.


    Seeing that Natalie did not take her seriously, Jasmine became incensed. “Mr. Moss and Dream have


    had a good track record over the past years. There has been no scandal at all, so I hope you know


    your ce and stop trying to get Mr. Moss’ attention by being clingy. Even if you’re able to make it to


    his bed, you’re not a worthy candidate for him.”


    Natalie was appalled. Never had she ever thought about Yandel in such a manner, but Jasmine simply


    approached her and assumed the worst of her.


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    What? Yandel and I together? What’s wrong with her?


    Natalie did not find it funny at all. On the contrary, she felt offended for no good reason.


    She cocked her head and narrowed her eyes at Jasmine. “Just what kind of a woman do you take me


    for? We are not the only two people who are in the office. Ross is in there as well, or do you think we


    are having a threesome?” Natalie’s crude remarks shocked Jasmine, and her face paled. It was not


    that she did think about the possibility of the three of them doing something scandalous, but to have


    Natalie say it all out so tantly without even feeling ashamed was too much for her. “Mind your


    language, would you? How shameless could you be?” “Ah, so it’s not dirty for you to think about it, but


    it is for me to say it out loud?” Natalie scoffed. “You sounded as if you have the well-being of the


    company at heart. Now that I think about it, I believe Dream is fortunate to have a thoughtful employee


    like you, but I think it’s too hypocritical of you to try to ward me off from Yandel using thepany as


    an excuse.” Jasmine was aghast when Natalie exposed her true motivation. “Fine! I admit that I like Mr.


    Moss, but is there anything wrong with that?” she shouted back, clenching her fists. “I’m better than you


    by a hundred times, and yet he never looked at me. He’s totally different around you. How is that even


    possible? Do you even know how hard I worked just to get into thispany and work for him? I put up


    with so many difficulties just to reach where I am today.”


    Jasmine knew she should not be saying this, but she liked Yandel so much that when she saw him


    together with another woman, she just could not hold back the fury boiling in her heart. “So,” Natalie


    concluded, “does that mean that you would admit your defeat and ept the reality if I were prettier


    than you?” Jasmine felt threatened. Natalie continued, “It seems like all you care about is someone’s


    looks, status, and education. If this is how ssist and judgmental you are, I don’t think you’re fit to


    work at Dream or even love Yandel. I want your resignation letter on the office table right now. It seems


    to me that your values do not align with thepany’s. This ce is not suitable for you.” Jasmine


    knew she was in the wrong and that she was being too rash, but she was not willing to leave just like


    that.


    “Who do you think you are? Why must I do as you say?” she challenged. “You will do as she said. And


    I will see to it that everything she said is done.” To Jasmine’s surprise, Yandel appeared from behind


    her. He directed his cold stare at Jasmine as he spoke. “Mr. Moss!” she cried out in disbelief. “I-I,” she


    stuttered, biting her lips, “I don’t mean it. I was beside myself and said something silly. It’s not like I


    made a grave mistake.” “You offended the wrong person. It would have been better if the person you


    challenged was me.” Yandel spoke slowly before pointing at Natalie. “You shouldn’t have said that to


    her.” Unlike his usual self when he was with Natalie, Yandel was strict and severe with his warning.


    “You should be grateful that she’s asking you to resign on your own because if I were her, I would have


    fired you right away.”