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    She dismissed these swirling doubts with a shake of her head and turned off herptop, deciding it was time to prepare for bed.


    That evening, she found herself unable to sleep, puzzled by Norton’s intentions.


    Each time it seemed their rtionship might heal, he would inadvertently dash her hopes. Yet every time she tried to keep her distance, he would show her kindness again…


    Gazing at the moonlight streaming through her window, Yvonne felt a wave of sadness. However, she quickly resolved to concentrate on her career.


    Regardless of Norton’s intentions, it was crucial for her to secure a stable job, particrly if she ever decided to part ways with him. She was determined to forge a sessful career as a renowned photographer and editor. Her mind once again turned to The Wilderness and the important proposal that awaited her attention.


    Under the gentle glow of the moon, she finally yielded to sleep. Arriving at the office the next day, Yvonne was still ruminating on her earlier concerns.


    So lost in thought was she that she almost tripped over Malvina’s leg, which jutted out into the aisle.


    “Malvina, could you tuck your leg in?” Yvonne requested with a forced smile, barely avoiding a collision by clutching the nearby desk. Malvina’s smirk indicated she found the ordeal amusing.


    “My leg was hardly in your path. Are you trying to find a pretext to dismiss me as you did Heidi?”


    “The only requirement here is adherence to the rules, and as long as that’s met, everyone stays,” Yvonne responded, her voiceced with cold firmness.


    Without another word, she headed back to her desk, disregarding Malvinapletely.


    Margie gave Yvonne a quizzical look. “Yvonne, what’s gotten into Malvina? She was all friendly yesterday, and now she’s turned quite cold.”


    Yvonne shrugged off thement. “Perhaps she’s just not feeling herself today.”


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    Meanwhile, an irritated Malvina grabbed her phone and quickly texted Heidi. “Yvonne is unbelievable, almost tripping over my leg and making it seem like I’m the problem.”


    Heidi’s phone vibrated, disrupting the quiet as Shelly lounged nearby with her eyes shut.


    Recently, Heidi had been keeping Shelly close, knowing her reinstatement might hinge on this connection.


    Upon checking her device, Heidi read Malvina’s message.


    “Miss Tucker, I caught wind of something yesterday that might interest us.”


    “Really? What might that be?” Shelly responded, her voice cool as she took a sip of her coffee, half-expecting nothing of value from her underwhelming allies.


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