Chapter 756 Admitting Your Mistake
From the moment she stepped out of the house in the morning, Skr had had a busy day. As a
result, she could barely stay on her feet by then.
The sight of her heading out caused Tobias to ask, “It''s alreadyte. What are you doing with all
that?”
“To clean Penelope''s puke. Who''s going to do it if I don''t? Since I brought her here, it''s obviously my
responsibility.”
Tobias took the broom and mop from her hand and instructed in a slightly raspy voice, “Get Madelyn
to do it. She has always asked for an advance on her sry but has never been particrly
conscientious at her job.”
Skr replied in a hesitant tone. “Are you sure? She''s already asleep. Do we really need to wake
her over something so trivial?”
While Skr was still undecided, Tobias demanded, “Just do as I say. Such chores aren''t your job.”
Skr had long been aware of Tobias'' capitalistic tendencies, which exined why the Ford Group
office always had its lights on every day except for Christmas. Its employees were either working
overtime or on their way to the office to do so.
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Tobias was firm in his belief that an employee was obligated to carry out their duties. Empathizing
with their troubles was something he was incapable of.
As a result, Skr had no choice but to wake Madelyn up. After knocking on thetter''s door for a
long time, Madelyn was finally annoyed enough to put on a thick woolen jacket and open the door.
When Skr stated the purpose of her visit, Madelyn''s expression drastically changed. The
exasperation in her reply was also unmistakable.
Finally, she emerged reluctantly from her room, wearing the gloomiest of expressions.
Just before bed, Skr—mindful of Penelope''s words—made an effort to observe Tobias'' eyes.
Having read one too many agony columns, Penelope seemed to be able to tell what a man was
thinking from the look in his eyes.
Noticing her strange behavior, Tobias asked, “Why are you staring at me? Have you realized your
mistake?”
Initially, Skr had no intention of broaching the matter, yet she couldn''t resist doing so when faced
with Tobias'' unrepentant attitude. “I don''t think I have done anything wrong at all, for you abandoned
me at the parking lot. You should instead consider me sensible for not ring my temper over it.”