Domineering Mr. CEO and His Impudent Love

"I don’t care, I’m not leaving. Now, my dad has spoken to your CEO at Royal Palace... Your Royal Palace has a cooperation with our Brown family, and a mere HR Department does not have the authority to kick me out!"

Stella Brown watched as the security personnel took her belongings away in a cardboard box, and without thinking, she shouted out the help that Mr. Brown had given her behind the scenes.

Besides her and Maggie, there were other administrative assistants and administrative secretaries in the office.

Upon hearing her words, the others were secretly taken aback.

Turns out the one who loved to gossip about Molly Wellington the most in the office, saying Molly Wellington must have used backdoor connections, found relationships, or even sold her body, was Stella Brown.

Although the people in the office were smart, they usually just listened without saying much.

But some, like Sylvia, initially treated it calmly, but after hearing such talk too often and being incited, naturally started to think more.

Yet now, listen to Stella Brown’s own words.

Turns out the one who always accused others of using connections was the biggest one abusing connections herself.

Colleagues looked at Stella Brown with even more disdain, while Stella herself hadn’t realized it and was desperately gripping the edge of the desk, unwilling to leave.

"What’s going on?" Just then, Molly Wellington walked into the office with sharp steps.

She stopped at the office door, her eyebrows slightly raised, arms crossed as she looked at the chaotic scene inside.

Molly Wellington said in a cold tone, "It’s noisy here so early in the morning. What will it look like when Mr. Taylor arrives and hears this commotion?"

Unlike Stella Brown’s embarrassment, Molly Wellington looked fresh and full of energy.

"Molly Wellington, you actually dare to come!" Seeing Molly Wellington, Stella Brown became agitated.

She even forgot to hold onto the desk corner to avoid being escorted out by security.

At this moment, Stella Brown just wanted to tear into Molly Wellington.

Molly Wellington leaned against the door, looked at her coldly, her pretty chin raised with a look of arrogance: "Why wouldn’t I dare to come? This is my workplace... but you, Stella Brown, you’ve already been fired from Royal Palace; please pack your things and leave immediately."

"I leave? I leave? Haha, hahaha... I am being framed, I am being framed! The one who should leave is you, Molly Wellington. You have undisclosed relations with the CEO of Loyalty Group! As the project manager of our cooperation case, you actually have a private relationship with the CEO of the other party. You haven’t left, so why should I be fired?"

At this point, Stella Brown was making wild accusations, determined to drag Molly Wellington down.

The others in the office heard her words and remembered the rumors circulating in the company recently.

The rumors were vivid, saying Molly Wellington had an ambiguous relationship with Loyalty Group’s Young Master Redington.

If true, Molly Wellington indeed shouldn’t remain at Royal Palace.

Royal Palace does not support internal office romances, let alone an employee in a critical position having an ambiguous relationship with someone from the other company.

In such a situation, if she doesn’t avoid suspicion, she would surely be suspected of colluding with outsiders and betraying company interest.

However, now that the cooperation case negotiations are complete, if Molly Wellington really made decisions damaging to company interests for Abraham Redington, it would be a great loss to Royal Palace.

Yet, regardless of how insistently Stella Brown spoke, Molly Wellington’s expression remained indifferent.

She looked at Stella Brown and calmly said, "I will state only once, I, Molly Wellington, would never betray company interests, nor collude with outsiders because of so-called private relations. Besides, there is absolutely no private relationship between me and President Redington of Loyalty Group."