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With that, the manager handed her the signed document and left.
Aurelia found it baffling. If she had really climbed the socialdder, would she need to be so subservient?
With the document in hand, Aurelia returned to the banquet hall, but Kimberly had already left. Left with no choice, she helped
the decorators remove the arrangements.
Back at the office, Aurelia noticed that her colleagues were less weing than they had been in the morning. Some even
seemed to be avoiding her.
Kimberly was leisurely sipping her coffee, a smile of triumph in her eyes that she couldn''t hide.
Perplexed, Aurelia sat back at her desk, turned to look at Millie, and whispered, “Millie, what’s going on?”
Millie pressed her lips together and shook her head. She said nothing, avoiding eye contact. with Aurelia.
It was as if she and Aurelia weren''t close at all.
Aurelia was puzzled when Zachary returned with aplex expression from the boss''s office.
Kimberly couldn''t wait and stood up, saying, “Mr. Zeller, is everything okay now? | really didn’t expect Aurelia to offend a foreign
guest. Now, the guest must be causing trouble for thepany, right?
“It''s all my fault! | couldn’t stop her from getting close to the foreign guest. But she threatened me. She said if | didn’t let her go,
she’d use me and Mr. Lynch of having an inappropriate rtionship.
“Mr. Zeller, is thepany going to be all right? Will this have an impact on our entire nning department?”
As soon as she spoke, all the colleagues looked at Aurelia with resentment.
Then, Aurelia realized Kimberly had returned early to file aint against her.
She stood up and exined, “The other party''s misbehavior happened first, and | addressed it appropriately. It did not disrupt the
conference’s progress.”
Kimberly sneered, “Aurelia, is your way of handling things beating up the guest until he’s bruised and battered?”
Aurelia furrowed her brows and emphasized, “I acted in self-defense.”
“Did your self-defense involve not allowing the guest to even get up from the ground? He’s the vice president of a biotech
company, worth millions. You’re alsopeting for the position of Vice President. Can’t you handle a small matter?
“Customer is king! If other clients find out about this, who would still choose us? Are we all going to starve?”
Kimberly seized the opportunity to attack Aurelia relentlessly.
Under the intense scrutiny of her colleagues, Aurelia bit her lip before replying firmly, “If prioritizing customers means taking a hit
by drinking spiked red wine, then you should step up and drink it instead of hiding and cowering in fear.”
Kimberly sneered, “How dare you use others of spiking red wine? He’s a foreigner, highly educated, and a Vice President of
hispany. Why would he have a reason to target you? Seriously? It’s not like he has poor eyesight.”
Some colleagues joined in withughter, ridiculing Aurelia’s arrogance. However, most of them wore expressions of indifference.
Aurelia clenched her fists, saying, “In that case, | wish you all the best in encountering foreign Vice Presidents worth millions in
the future. I’m sure you''ll be delighted to drink that ss of wine.!!
Kimberly and those who hadughed awkwardly froze as Aurelia ruthlessly taunted them.
Everyone knew who was in the wrong, but they just enjoyed seeing others in difficult situations.
Kimberly red her nostrils and turned to look at Zachary. “Mr. Zeller, what punishment did the boss decide for Aurelia? After all,
we''re colleagues, and it’s hard to bear the thought.”
Mr. Zeller furrowed his brows even deeper. He spoke slowly amid Kimberly''s gloating smile, David... has been dismissed.”