After marrying my boss (Anna) novel Chapter 415

Chapter 415 Gossip About Me

The look on Nicholas’ face immediately changed and he gazed at me with his dark, fiery eyes.

“So the rumors are true. You did sleep with a man last night! Who is it? Is it Michael?”

Nicholas stood up and placed his hands on my desk. Looming over me, I could see that his eyes were filled with anger and rage.

Upon mentioning Michael’s name, I panicked but managed to keep it under control.

I then feigned anger and asked him coldly, “What do you mean by that? Why must it be Michael? Am I really that untrustworthy in your eyes?”

Perhaps it was my first time being angry at him, his eyes flashed with a glint of regret.

However, his regret dissipated almost immediately, though the suspicion in his eyes remained.

“Are you saying that you were not with Michael last night? Then who was it?”

Nicholas furrowed his brows and looked at me questioningly.

“This is my private matter. Are you saying that I need to report to you? Even if I were to get myself a gigolo, is that something that I must run by you first?”

I stared at Nicholas, my gaze glacial. I hated it when he tried to control my private life. We were not in a relationship, after all, and it was preposterous for him to try and do so.

Seeing that I was angry, Nicholas’ face fell. However, his eyes that were gazing at me were still burning in anger.

Taking a deep breath, he tried to tamp down his raging fury. However, he still failed to contain it and he yelled at me boisterously, “Did you really look for a gigolo in a club? Anna, since when do you casually sleep around with men? If you need a man, I’m here for you and I can satisfy your needs. But you chose to look for a gigolo instead! If someone finds out about this, your reputation will be tarnished!”

I was completely stunned and was unable to process what was going on. We had known each other for one year, but it was the first time that he spoke to me like this, and on this kind of topic.

More than that, however, I was baffled by his statement. Putting aside that I did not do as I said, I would never consider having sex with Nicholas even if I was horny.

Nonetheless, I kept such a comment to myself. I knew that if I say them out loud, Nicholas might relate it to Michael once again.

Lowering my head, I said softly, “Last night was an accident. It won’t happen again.”

I wanted to end the conversation as soon as possible.

Nicholas looked at me in the eyes and uttered in a deep voice, “Fine, let’s move on from this then. I hope you don’t do such a thing ever again. Any man that likes you will not be able to accept this.”

“Okay, I got it,” I replied flatly.

Inside, I heaved a sigh of relief. Fortunately, he’s not suspicious of anything.

“Okay, you should get back to work. We’ll need to speak with Red Star about the collaboration later. You know Michael very well and I think you are the perfect candidate to attend the meeting. It will significantly increase our chance of success.”

Nicholas changed the topic and spoke to me calmly.

“Okay. I’ll go get ready and head out in the afternoon.”

One of them refused to believe that the rumor was true.

“Haven’t you heard the phrase ‘never judge a book by its cover?’ Someone may look innocent but in truth, she is but a lustful wh*re! Nothing is impossible.”

One of the female employees muttered in a scornful tone, “That’s right. She may be a brilliant career woman in the day, but at night, she may be f*cking a guy like a wh*re. Who knows, maybe it’s because the general manager is too busy to satisfy her needs.”

Initially, I wanted to ignore them but the statement was too abhorrent for me to tolerate.

Cough! Cough!

Clearing my throat, I showed myself from behind the door. At the same time, I cast them an icy-cold gaze.

Upon my arrival, their eyes widened in shock and they looked down awkwardly.

“Ms. Garcia.”

They greeted me politely as if nothing happened. If I was not aware of the conversation just now, I might even think they were being respectful toward me.

I stood before them and started sizing them up. Under my scrutinizing gaze, they started to feel uncomfortable.

“You should focus on your work when you’re in the office. Did the company hire you to gossip about your boss? Have you finished all of your pending work?” I asked coldly.

I rarely interfered with menial matters as such in the company. However, gossiping about one’s superior was no longer something insignificant. If they were to channel their focus on gossip, then their work would surely suffer.