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    Sylvie nodded and added, “She is right. Rememberst time when you hired Jay to frame Brenna? We went to great lengths to get Ernst to help you. But this time, I don’t think he will help you. He is really furious, Rosie.”


    “No!” Rosie shrieked, her frustration boiling over. “I would rather rot in prison than apologize to Brenna! Why should I apologize to her? What has she ever done to deserve my apology? Our n was wless! It was supposed to work! How did it all fall apart?”


    Rosie refused to ept this, her tears falling as defiance burned in her eyes.


    Vivian was the most level-headed and strategic among them. Despite the chaos unfolding, she had already mapped out a n to help Rosie. She said, “Just trust me on this. Apologize to Brenna online. As long as you can stay out of jail, we’ll…”


    “Have plenty of opportunities to settle the score with herter. Let’s get through this first.”


    But Rosie was as stubborn as a mule. She t-out refused to post a public apology video. Instead, she kept borrowing Sylvie’s phone and logging into her ount to check the messages in the Harper Group’s chat groups.


    The employee and executive groups were all muted. Each group had over twenty messages sent by the Harper Group’s executives and a handful of employees.


    Every message came from a different person, each issuing a public apology to Brenna.


    Even Sabine, one of Rosie’s closest allies, had posted an apology. Her message was long and full of sincere words.


    “I am Sabine Gordon, head of the CEO’s secretary department. During Brenna Harper’s professional seminar, I was assigned to assist her. However, blinded by my own prejudice and jealousy, I failed to fulfill my duties. Worse yet, I spread malicious rumors within thepany, falsely iming that Ms. Harper had a child out of wedlock. I deeply regret my actions and offer my sincerest apologies to Ms. Harper for the harm I caused. I humbly ask for her forgiveness and a chance to make things right. Lastly, I must rify that I did not act on my own initiative. I was merely following the orders of Miss Rosie Harper…”


    The apologies from the others mirrored Sabine’s, each one shifting the me onto Rosie, iming they had acted under orders and not of their own will.


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    The more Rosie read, the hotter her anger boiled. “Sabine used to follow me around like a puppy, always ttering me. And now, when it counts, she turns on me? They are all a bunch of traitors!”


    Vivian scanned the messages with a deepening frown. “Rosie, they are forcing you to apologize. They are all throwing you under the bus. Every employee group chat has these kinds of apology statements. At this rate, I don’t think you will be able to stay at the Harper Group for much longer.”


    Sylvie was seething. “This has to be Brenna’s doing. She hasn’t been affected much, but she has pushed you into the spotlight. Now, everyone is turning against you. From the employees to the executives at the Harper Group, they all see you as maniptive now. They know you have targeted Brenna. You have be the viin everyone loves to hate. Brenna’s sess is practically guaranteed now. Honestly, I wouldn’t be surprised if she ends up taking over the Harper Group in the future.”


    “Enough!” Rosie snapped, her frustration boiling over. She finally realized that Brenna had set her up with a calcted n designed to ruin herpletely and kick her out of the Harper Group for good.


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