What Happens in Chapter 1909 – From the Book Living With My Lady Boss by Blue Silver
Dive into Chapter 1909, a pivotal chapter in Living With My Lady Boss by Blue Silver, written by Novel Drama. This section features emotional turning points, key character decisions, and the kind of storytelling that defines great Novel fiction.
Maybe Tina's mother did not want Tina to follow Wilbur to Dasha out of safety concerns, but she had not found it appropriate to tell Wilbur herself and thus asked Kyra to get the message across.
Tina's mother could be overthinking, but she had a point. Wilbur did not know how to face Tina either and thus chose to part with her for the time being.
He reached Greensource Corp soon enough and got a call from Barney not long after.
Wilbur glanced at his phone, picking it up and putting it to his ear. "Hello, Mister Barney."
"I guess they want you to get rid of me, then?"
"That does seem like the case, Mister Barney. Where should we meet, then?"
"Come to the balcony."
"Sure."
"I'm pretty sure you won't do anything to me before you find Demetra, so I still have the choice over the life I want."
Wilbur found it quite amusing that Barney was still in the mood for steak at a time like this. On second thought, though, Barney's words did make sense. Wilbur was not going to do anything to Barney before he found Demetra.
"Fine, tell me what you want, and I'll try my best to satisfy you. You're going to let Demetra go after that, and we'll have a fair duel against each other. How's that?"
"You're still far too naive, Wilbur. Fairness doesn't exist in the world. Do you know why they abandoned me? They need some kind of explanation for this, and I'm the most disposable one at the moment. That's why they left me behind. I've slaved away at Greensource for over a decade now, nearly dying quite a few times. I might hold a position of high power but look where my fate has led me in the end, abandoned just like the rest. Friendships won't last forever, but there can be eternal profits."
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