<h4>Chapter 393: Chapter 393: Don’t Mess with Nina Sinir</h4>
Reba Lowell’s eyes widened in disbelief; she simply couldn’t believe what Marcus Walsh just said.
He said he was going to fire her?!
She wanted to say something more, but Marcus had already turned and left.
The scene fell silent, and only then did everyone realize what had just happened.
"Whoa! President Lancaster actually sacrificed his own kin for justice?"
"That’s just way too cool! I didn’t expect President Lancaster wouldn’t even stand up for his own people. It’s truly surprising."
"What own people? Reba Lowell might not even be one of them."
...
Hearing the mocking voices around her, Reba’s face turned ashen, her expression stiffened, and the fists at her sides clenched tightly.
She never expected this result.
Originally, she nned to frame Nina Sinir and get her kicked out of Elysian, but instead, she received a major warning.
Thinking of the cold tone Julian Lancaster used earlier, Reba felt that if she made another mistake, she might really be fired. Then, if she returned to the Sinir Group in disgrace, she would probably be theughingstock of everyone.
Why would President Lancaster help that bitch, Nina Sinir?
Could it be that he’s still thinking about her?
After all, he was taken from Nina Sinir, so Reba naturally felt very uneasy, a bit panicked inside, determined to keep Julian Lancaster steady!
She couldn’t wait to call President Lancaster to admit her mistake.
Without saying much, Reba turned and left.
After she left, only the other Elysian employees were left on the scene, and the one whose face looked the worst was Yvonne Crowe. After all, she thought, with President Lancaster as Reba’s strong backing, she would surely manage to get Nina Sinir expelled. Who could have expected Reba to end up like this?
Millie Langley nced at Yvonne and said bluntly, "Who was it earlier that said with President Lancaster’s arrival, Director Sinir was doomed? Now, Director Sinir isn’t doomed, but rather, Reba Lowell ising to a miserable end!"
Yvonne’s face turned livid upon hearing these words.
Not wanting to stay and face Millie’s ridicule, she left with an angry and embarrassed look.
Everyone now had a newfound respect for Nina Sinir, silently reminding themselves to stay far away from her and not to provoke her.
Nina looked at Millie and said, "It’s all over now. You should head home, or you’ll miss the subway."
This incident right before the end of work dyed quite a bit of time.
Millie nodded repeatedly, looking at Nina with gratitude, her eyes sparkling, "Director Sinir, you’re amazing! From now on, I’ve decided to look up to you as my idol!"
Hearing this, Nina could only smile helplessly.
Unexpectedly, she had unintentionally attracted a young admirer; the way Millie looked at her was filled with admiration.
However, all these preventive measures were learned from past painful experiences.
There wasn’t any outstanding ability; it was just an instinctive reaction after being burned multiple times.
Having a little fan isn’t a bad thing, either.
At this moment, Marcus returned to the office.
He respectfully stood in front of Julian Lancaster, recounting everything that had just happened. Towards the end, he added, "President Lancaster, the matter has been resolved, and the video will also be made public. I will continue to negotiate regarding that design issue, striving to minimize the impact."
Actually, Marcus felt a bit uneasy, not knowing if Julian would be dissatisfied with his decision not to directly fire Reba.
Nervously clenching his fists, he awaited Julian’s decision.
After listening, Julian merely gave a faint response and said, "Got it."
With that, he picked up his coat and left.
Seeing that Julian didn’t pursue the matter further, Marcus breathed a sigh of relief, his tense muscles all rxing.
Thank goodness!
Julian didn’t hold a grudge against him.