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    “You’ve got the skills and the degree; you’ll bounce back,” Morse said, his voice sincere. “Just don’t let money cloud your judgment about what really matters.” He helped her to her feet, feeling heavy-hearted. He had always believed Heidi was heading down the wrong path, so he had put her in Nature’s Essence, hoping it would help her get back on track. But he never saw iting—she made an even bigger mistake.


    He let out a deep sigh, softly pushed Heidi aside, and walked away with Yvonne.


    Once they were gone, Heidi stayed on the floor, shooting them a bitter look.


    Malvina walked up from the side. “Well, well, if it isn’t our once untouchable section editor, Heidi. How did you end up like this?” Malvina grinned, clearly enjoying the moment.


    Heidi spun around and stood up, her eyes full of resentment. “Don’t get too full of yourself. Your turn wille!”


    Malvinaughed, covering her mouth. “Oh, I’m shaking in my boots!” The two had always shed. Now, watching Heidi’s downfall, Malvina couldn’t hide her pleasure.


    She couldn’t resist mocking her further. “Yvonne’s the section editor now! And look at you.”


    Malvina sneered and walked around Heidi, clearly enjoying her downfall. “Just look at you!”


    Heidi was taken aback and grabbed Malvina’s arm. “What did you say? Yvonne’s the section editor now?!”


    Malvina shrugged off Heidi’s grip with a look of contempt, her voice thick with mockery. “Yes, that’s right. She pushed you aside, so naturally, she took your ce.”


    Heidi stood still, her teeth clenched. “That sly bitch!”


    She immediately pulled out her phone and dialed Shelly’s number. Malvina caught sight of the name on Heidi’s screen and couldn’t help butugh. “You really think she’ll pick up?” Shelly didn’t answer, but Heidi didn’t stop calling.


    Between calls, Heidi shot Malvina a sly nce. “So, who do you think told me to go after Yvonne?”


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    Malvina’s eyes widened, her jaw almost hitting the floor. “You mean… Shelly Tucker?”


    Heidi shed her a smug, enigmatic grin. “It wasn’t just her. Think about it—being close to Shelly has its advantages.”


    Malvina blinked, her perception of Heidi shifting just slightly.


    Heidi scoffed. “You really don’t see the bigger picture.” Then she turned and walked off without another word.


    Malvina stood there, deep in thought, watching her leave.


    When Heidi still couldn’t reach Shelly, she jumped into a cab and headed straight for Shelly’s office.


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