Chapter 9
ra sidestepped with the agility of a cat, but even her quick reflexes couldn’t save her from the
ssh of scalding coffee that hit her foot. She sucked in a sharp breath from the pain.
She was about to give Heidi a piece of her mind when she looked up just in time to see Heidi’s body
hurtling. towards the ss disy cab behind her.
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Instinctively, ra reached out to grab her, but Heidi shook her off violently.
Crash!
Heidi’s arm shattered the ss. Blood streamed down her arm to the floor.
At that moment,n’s icy voice came from behind. “ra, what the hell are you doing?!”
Heidi’s pale face was streaked with tears, her lips quivering. n, it’s all my fault. I identally
spilled coffee on ra, and she thought I had done it on purpose, so she pushed me. Please don’t
be mad at her, okay?”
ra’s eyes widened in disbelief. She couldn’t believe Heidi would go to such lengths to frame her,
resorting to self–inflicted injury. She immediately retorted, “I didn’t push her. She fell on her own.”
“I’ll be back to deal with you!” he said coldly. With that, he whisked Heidi away in a hurry.
Watching their retreating figures, ra’s face was etched with indescribable hurt.
This was the man she had loved for seven years. Between her and Heidi, he never chose to believe
her.
ra quicklyposed herself. She wouldn’t let Heidi’s schemes seed. She andn had
broken up, so she didn’t care what he thought of her.
But she couldn’t tolerate being framed. If it happened once, it could happen again.
She immediately sought out her colleague Nicole, asking her to get her tech–savvy boyfriend to
copy the security footage of the incident. She needed to prove her innocence.
Once everything was handled, ra pulled herself out of the mess and dove back into her hectic
work.
Withoutn, the atmosphere in the conference room was noticeably rxed. ra’s colleagues
praised herpetence and even teased her about her seamless work withn, wondering if she
might end up as their boss‘ wife.
ra responded to theirpliments with a slight smile. “We’re just colleagues, let’s not specte.
Besides, I’m about to resign soon.”
Before she could finish her sentence, the conference room door flew open with a bang.n stood in
the doorway, dressed in a sharp ck suit, exuding an aura of intimidating chill as if he had just
emerged from the underworld. His dark eyes fixed on ra with a frosty re.
The once peaceful and rxed atmosphere of the conference room suddenly became stifling and
tense. Everyone rose to their feet, echoing a respectful ‘Mr. Hayes.’
He dragged ra out of the conference room.