Domineering Mr. CEO and His Impudent Love

Chapter 2707 - 180: Tying Her Down

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Abraham Redington is indeed as domineering and assertive as always. They could date just fine, yet he insisted on making it sound so aggressive.

His icy blue eyes seemed eager to consume Molly Wellington whole.

And the diamond ring he put on Molly Wellington—he wouldn’t let her take it off no matter what.

But Molly Wellington wasn’t naive. Making her wear a ten-carat diamond ring on her ring finger—what did that mean?

If others saw it, even if she said she wasn’t married, they wouldn’t believe it, right?

In the end, under Molly Wellington’s insistence, Redington Young Master’s words, once so resolute, were ruthlessly invalidated.

Abraham Redington personally removed the diamond ring and put it back on Molly Wellington’s left index finger.

This was Abraham Redington’s final concession.

They’re not getting married, but he wanted to use the diamond ring to mark her. At the very least, let others know Molly is his, his girlfriend.

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When Molly Wellington pushed the door open and came out of the CEO’s office, she was startled.

Charles Taylor, Miss Young, and Director Hamilton were all waiting eagerly at the door.

Apart from that, the secretary office over there, Molly Wellington also noticed her colleagues sneaking peeks in this direction.

Calmly tucking a strand of hair behind her ear, Molly Wellington said, "Director Hamilton, have Maggie and Mr. Brown been dealt with?"

"It’s all been handled, I waited here specifically to report to you. Both of them have received the company’s dismissal letter. This matter will surely be announced within the industry, making it very difficult for them to continue in administrative roles in the future."

Downplaying it, Maggie and Stella Brown just had personal vendettas with Molly Wellington.

On a larger scale, however, they were true wolves in sheep’s clothing.

If it weren’t for Molly Wellington’s resourcefulness and Headquarters’ support, if Loyalty Group wasn’t coincidentally Abraham Redington’s company,

then the cooperation between Royal Palace and Loyalty Group, the joint acquisition of Stellar Haven, wouldn’t have been so easy to negotiate.

Thus, the potential loss to the company would have been immeasurable.

Therefore, once Director Hamilton uncovered the facts, he decisively used the Headquarters Human Resources Director’s authority to dismiss these two.

Because, even without siding with Molly Wellington, to Royal Palace itself, employees like Maggie and Stella Brown couldn’t be kept.

"Hmm, I understand, I’ll inform President Redington." Molly Wellington nodded with a businesslike demeanor.

She had just received the human resources notification, appointing her as the personal secretary to the CEO of Royal Palace H City Branch.

Originally, when Molly Wellington saw the notification, she thought she was just going to be Charles Taylor’s personal secretary in the future.

Now it seems, this notification is likely also Abraham Redington’s directive.

After Director Hamilton finished reporting, he left.

Remaining were Charles Taylor and Miss Young, with both of their eyes wide open, staring intently at her.

"Looking dumbstruck... haven’t seen it before?" Molly Wellington restrained her urge to roll her eyes.

This Charles Taylor really put her in a tight spot.

He was just in the office, surely had known early on about Abraham Redington assuming control of Royal Palace.

Yet this unreliable coward didn’t dare to give her a heads-up. Needless to say, he must have been threatened by Abraham Redington.

Sure enough, the next second, Charles Taylor put a finger to his lips and whispered, "Shhh, shhh... Molly, don’t be so loud, be careful Abraham Redington might hear you."

Charles Taylor was indeed a coward, clearly he was a rich young man, yet remained timid since childhood.

"Come, come, come over here, come to my office."

With Abraham Redington newly seated as the CEO of the branch, Charles Taylor naturally had to vacate the largest office.

Charles Taylor’s current office was next door, half the size of the original.