Chapter 168 Payday Conspiracy


    Linda had worked as a psychology teacher for a month at Z High School.


    In that time, John had made huge progress in his exams, rising up in ss rank, from the bottom to the


    medium level of the ss within a month, which surprised his parents and teachers.


    As for Amber, Linda chose to let her off, because there was no point in seeking for the truth.


    Linda chose to believe that Amber wouldn''t frame a student. Perhaps she did it, but Linda thought that


    her reason was purely based on the fact that John rejected her daughter.


    Linda wouldn''t make aint as long as John wasn''t bothered about it. It was suspicious how


    Amber got the extra money to buy the car, but she had decided not to bother anymore. She moved on


    from the situation.


    Linda was having lunch with Bun, when she received a message.


    She retrieved her phone and saw the message; her sry had been paid. She had worked for a month


    and it happened to be payday that day.


    Although the sry wasn''t much, Linda found the job very meaningful and fulfilling.


    ording to the message, Linda had received a total of 6, 929 Yuan.


    Bun noticed that she had also received a message on her mobile phone. It informed her that her sry


    had been paid, which was almost simr to Linda''s. But she didn''t care as much as Linda did.


    Bun was not short of money at all. She was paid well because of working for the MU n. The money


    didn''t mean anything to her because she enjoyed her task; protecting Linda.


    "My Lady, our sries are almost the same. I get 6, 392 Yuan, a little less than yours."


    "Haha, this is the first sry of my life. I''m a little bit excited. How about taking you to dinner tonight?"


    Bun smiled. "My Lady, you''re really a foodie. I wouldn''t say no, but have you already forgotten? Young


    Master said he would take you home for dinner. His Lordship and Her Ladyship are waiting for you."


    Linda patted her head. How did something that important slip my mind? She thought. Since Linda got


    engaged to Charles, his mother, Violet, had asked Linda and Charles to live in the house of the Mu


    n, but they didn''t agree. In order to please Violet and James, Charles'' father, they went home once a


    week and stayed for a day.


    Charles was the only son of Violet. Even though Violet nagged Linda sometimes, deep inside Linda


    knew that she cared about her very much.


    Every time Linda came home, Violet would ask the chef to make Linda''s favorite foods.


    But at the dinner table, Violet always criticized Linda for eating fried food, which always left her


    confused. Does she like me or not? Linda always asked herself.


    However, Linda had to admit that her unforgiving mother-inw was quite good to her these days. And


    she was satisfied that Charles was always on her side.


    Shaking her head, Linda reoriented her mind back to the present.


    Everything always works out in the end, thought Linda. There were times when Violet and her didn''t get


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    on well with each other. She hadn''t expected that her rtionship with her soon-to-be mother-inw


    would always be rosy but she felt rather happy that things weren''t that bad.


    Elders of the two ns had been discussing the marriage arrangements and would soon fix a date for


    their wedding.


    It was important to choose an auspicious date.


    Later on that afternoon, an ountant came to teachers'' office, and handed out their payroll


    documents. When Linda got her payroll document, she took a quick nce.


    But she found that there was something wrong.


    Was the ountant so careless that he made the wrong calction? She thought to herself, double-


    checking that she had read the document correctly.


    This was impossible.


    "Bun let me take a look at your payroll." Linda turned to Bun, who was sitting beside her.


    "What''s wrong, My Lady?" Surprised, Bun handed her payroll to Lindapliantly.


    Linda took a nce at Bun''s payroll.


    "The sry doesn''t add up correctly. Is the ountant so careless?" Linda showed the payroll to Bun,


    took out a calctor from the drawer and tried to figure it out.


    The regr pay was 5, 000 Yuan. ording to the payroll, Linda''s sry should add up to exactly 6,


    930 Yuan.


    But the amount on her payroll was 6, 929 Yuan, which was one Yuan less. So was the case with Bun.


    This didn''t see to be an isted incident. If she was the only one whose sry wasn''t adding up


    correctly, Linda would have reasoned that the ountant had miscalcted. However, she felt that


    there must be something wrong since both Bun and her received one yuan less.