Resent Reject Regret by Aqua Summers

Chapter 51 She Was Jailed on Your Behalf

Regardless of how painful the kick was, Steven remained silent and kneeled on the ground. Brendan showed him the medical report on his phone with an intimidating, apathetic expression. “Look at this. Explain yourself.”

This was expected, so Steven had long prepared an explanation. He stooped low as he said, “I’m sorry, sir. I wanted to tell you at the time, but I know you very well. If you had found out that Ms. McKinnon lost her sight in jail, you would have definitely done whatever you could to take her out of jail. However, because we were under the watchful eye of the public, your actions would have certainly led to an unintended negative impact on the Brighthall Group. Therefore, I couldn’t say it. I took the liberty not to tell you immediately. I am sorry!”

“You took a liberty indeed.” Brendan laughed instead when he got to the point of extreme anger. He looked down at Steven with his ice-cold gaze. “It seems that I’ve been too kind to you. So much so that you can’t tell who’s the boss anymore. From this day onward, you are fired. Get out of here! Don’t you ever come back without my permission!”

‘What?’ Charlene covered her mouth, feeling incredulous. She couldn’t believe that Brendan would fire Steven just for the sake of Deirdre.

“Brendan, think about it!” Charlene moved toward Brendan in her wheelchair. “Steven has been working for you for so many years. Don’t you understand that he meant well? It wouldn’t have been helpful to tell you since Ms. McKinnon had already lost her sight at the time. Besides, he did it for you and for the sake of the Brighthall Group!”

Deirdre’s eyes clearly still had a chance to be healed at the time! She could have regained her sight! It’s because you guys hid it from me that she is totally blind! Since you two have been telling me that Steven did it for my sake, you’re implying that

just a pair of eyes. Are they more important than the entire Brighthall Group? Do you wish to place the entire Brighthall Group in a crisis just for Deirdre

his terrifying gaze. His black, ice cold, unfathomable eyes silenced her in an

he had addressed Charlene in such an indifferent manner. “She was

When I learned about Ms. McKinnon. losing her sight in jail,

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had already happened,

ice-cold. It was amid this suffocating atmosphere that

doctor walked out of the room and said regretfully, “You guys should be the patient’s family, right? I am sorry, but we have done our best. The patient’s condition is truly