No Chance of Remarriage Get Lost (Elisa) novel Chapter 1976

“Ms. Benett... How about we leave first, and you take care of your matters?”

The project team's director was a very shrewd person, so she was thinking about making an exit at this time.

Elisa shook her head, signaling them to sit down.

The expressions of the group were as tense as sitting on pins and needles. Their gazes towards Elisa were also quite complex.

The last time someone dared to speak to Ms. Benett in this manner were Paul and Rochelle.

It's just that both of them are now...

With this in mind, their gazes towards Elisa carried a bit more sympathy.

Kaylee, however, didn't care about all that. She just wanted to cause a big commotion.

Look at her. Does Elisa have no shame at all!

Elisa looked at her calmly, not showing any signs of anger, and appeared to be quite approachable. “Tell me,” she said, “what's bothering you? Where do you feel you've been wronged?”

Before Kaylee could speak, Elisa added, “I forgot that you don't know the rules, so you don't know where you went wrong, right?”

A wave of paleness washed over Kaylee's face. Elisa was undoubtedly using her background against her, which was Kaylee's deepest source of insecurity.

Elisa was not the type to poke at others' pain points. It was just that Kaylee didn't know her place.

To put it bluntly, she got carried away.

Elisa already had a poor impression of her. With her causing such a fuss, resulting in the company losing a talented individual, Elisa naturally wouldn't show her any pleasant expression.

Elisa closed the documents on the table, set them aside, and propped her chin with her hand. “You've entered the human resources department which is a relatively less intense department where it doesn't require you to do overtime. As a new intern, your superiors have already asked if you can handle the tasks assigned. It's your urge for quick success and lack of self-awareness that was the problem. That's the first point.”

Elisa stood up and walked over to face Kaylee.

But crying had never been a solution to problems, it was merely a way to express emotions.

Clearly, Kaylee's crying was intended to serve the former purpose.

There was really nothing much Elisa could say to her.

She said, “Take today's events as a lesson, go back and reflect on your actions. Then submit a 5000-word report. I will personally review it. If it passes, you can come back to work. If not, don't ever come back. Your tears have no effect on me...” Leaning in, Elisa spoke in a voice only the two of them could hear, “You can also choose to complain to Gareth, but my decision will not change. Otherwise, you can quietly be a freeloader. If you want to return, you must do as I say.”

After she finished speaking, Kaylee took a half step back. Her gaze was fixed intently on Kaylee, as if trying to see right through her.

For some reason, Kaylee always felt like there was nowhere to hide whenever she faced Elisa.

It seems like nothing can escape her gaze.

This feeling is very uncomfortable.