Chapter 47


    Chapter 47 A Farce


    Unfortunately, Mona didn’t ept Sienna’s exnation and bluntly rejected it, “Sienna, I advise


    you to admit it early, or no one will be able to help you!”


    No matter how much support Donald provided, Sienna would still have to bear the consequences.


    Did Sienna really think that Mona’s years at Read Law were in vain, that she couldn’t even handle


    such a minor issue?


    “Alright,” Donald, having listened to the arguments for a while, couldn’t help but intervene, bringing an


    end to the farce, “I will handle this matter. You all get back to work.”


    “Sienna,e to my office.”


    Everyone dispersed, returning to their desks, but their eyes remained on Donald’s office, waiting for the


    drama to unfold.


    Sienna followed Donald into the room, and he closed the door and the blinds before sighing. “You


    should know what I am going to say to you.”


    He had long known she was intelligent, even going to great lengths to achieve her revenge.


    Capable, strong-willed, and smart. Sienna was someone who could aplish great things.


    But sometimes, things did not go as nned, and the road to sess was filled with obstacles.


    Naturally, Sienna would encounter resistance as she climbed thedder..


    Mona’s resistance was the smallest because it was a personal emotion, not involving significant


    financial interests.


    “I didn’t do it,” Sienna reiterated, “but for now, there’s no way to prove it.”


    This was also Donald’s dilemma, or else he would have defended Sienna and cleared her name long


    ago.


    With the situation leaning heavily in Mona’s favor, Donald, as the boss, found himself caught in the


    middle.


    Persuasion was the key to winning people over. Donald couldn’t simply force everyone to believe in


    Sienna’s story and use Mona without any evidence, as such a reckless approach would only


    alienate people and drive them away.


    Once trust was lost, the firm would fall apart, bing an empty shell. This fundamental principle of


    managing apany was well understood by Sienna.


    “One day, I’ll prove your innocence,” Donald said helplessly, “but for now…”


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    For now, she had to bear the responsibility and put an end t


    “Alright, I understand ”


    After only two seconds of contemtion, Stena responded esteively, “I won’t let myesifis wronged


    forever, Ell prove my came inter!”


    Donald couldn’t cover everything, and he had his own dif


    make things harder for him


    He had helped her a lot, and in return, she should chouse in trust him


    It a small concession could make things easter for Tonald, she didn’t mind taking that step


    The incident was eventually suppressed, and Stenna received a symtuoli punishment of 150 dors


    as a lesson


    Despite Donald’s disciplinary action against Stemma, it did not appease the others instead, they tell


    he was biased toward her


    Such a severe mistake caused immeasurable damage to the time and muld even result in losing


    important clients.


    Even firing Sienna wouldn’t be too much, but Donald only tied her a small amm


    Everyone wasining about it, and they couldn’t help but talks about 11 in private


    “Being beautiful is all that matters because you can get away with anything!”


    “That’s right. The famous Mrs. Olson of the Mckinney family, who’s supposed to be dignified, came to


    our small firm to settle, it’s really too much of a hardship for her!”


    Several people were chatting happily in the pantry, and Stenna walked in like she didn’t care,


    pouring coffee.


    Everyone saw her and immediately shut their mouths, but soon they startedughing again “Shouldn’t


    the youngdy be drinking hand ground coffee? How could your drink this kind of


    blended coffee!”


    “Only ordinary people like us would drink this kind of coffee. I didn’t expect the Mckinney family’ young


    Sienna paid no attention to the ridicule, finished pouring coffee, and prepared to leave.


    These words could not harm her at all, as she had endured humiliations many times worse than


    this.


    It was ridiculous to think that a few words could knock her down.


    Farce


    Seeing that Siennapletely ignored them, a few women stood in front of her, blocking her way.


    “We were talking to you, didn’t you hear us? You caused such a big trouble for Read Law. Do you think


    you can get away with it?”


    They all disliked Sienna and naturally sided with Mona.


    “I have nothing to say to you,” Sienna had many things to do, and she drank coffee just to boost her


    spirits. She didn’t want to waste her time with them. “If you have nothing to do, go find something to do.


    Don’t waste my time here.”


    Her words instantly angered the women and made her an eyesore.


    “What’s so great about you? If Mr. Read didn’t keep you, you would have been on the streets long


    ago!”


    “And what about Mrs. Olson? Mr. Olson now has anotherpanion by his side and doesn’t even care


    about you!”


    Each of their words stabbed at Sienna’s heart, merciless and ruthless.


    They seemed to want to watch her die from severe injuries before they were willing to let go.


    Getting sympathy from others was a luxury. These people didn’t care about the truth but only cared.


    about their own happiness.


    Sienna had already seen through this, so she couldn’t be bothered to argue with them.


    However, if those women continued to act inappropriately, Sienna was not the type to sit idly by and


    ept mistreatment. She was willing to stand up for herself and defend her interests when


    necessary.


    “You can say whatever you want. It’s your freedom. But don’t think I’ll let things slide.”


    Sienna stared coldly at the noisy women. “I won’t admit to doing something I didn’t do, and I won’t


    tolerate anyone trampling on me!”


    “Mind your own inouth, or you’ll pay the price!”


    As soon as she revealed her domineering aura, she stunned everyone present.


    Perhaps they had forgotten how prominent Sienna’s family was before she fell into poverty.


    She was a highly educated person, with knowledge, courage, and vision far beyond ordinary people.


    “You, you…”


    Several people stuttered, unable to say a word. Sienna turned around and left, ignoring them.


    She pushed open the door of the pantry and saw Mona standing outside.


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    It seemed that the other party had been waiting for a long time and had heard their conversation


    clearly.


    Sienna didn’t want to conflict with Mona, but since they had met, she might as well remind her of a


    few things.


    “Ms. Barton, thank you for teaching me a lesson. I have understood many things now.”


    Sienna remainedposed and fearless as she stared at Mona. “But if you think I’ll back down that


    easily, you’re underestimating me.”


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    Monaughed coldly and said indifferently, “What can you do? You made the mistake, so you should


    take responsibility for it, not me.”


    “This is just a small appetizer. I have an even more significant gift to offer you, so sit tight and wait


    patiently!”


    Mona had made up her mind in driving away Sienna.