CEO's Dumb Bride novel Chapter 99

Chapter 99 Don't Slack Off

After Lilian sucked the finger, the salty taste immediately spread in her mouth.

"Don't slack off. Continue to work if you can. If not, leave here right away. Don't waste my time, OK?"

The middle-aged woman always found it when Lilian stopped working, as if she was always watching her.

Lilian squatted down and sucked her finger without moving.

It was Francis who ordered the middle-aged woman to do so. Therefore, when Lilian motionlessly squatted down, she just made bluff accusations. She dared not take any practical actions because she did not know what tricks these rich people played. If she went too far, she might suffer after they became reconciled.

"Did you hear me? Get up and wash the dishes!"

Lilian pursed her lips, raised her head, and looked at her with a frighteningly pale face.

The middle-aged woman was stunned and murmured, "You..."

Looking at Lilian's pale face, she suddenly forgot what to say.

Lilian rested for a while, stood up, turned around, and continued washing the sink dishes.

She was light-headed. When her fingers were soaked in water, the chili pepper and oil penetrated the wound, causing bursts of sharp pain.

The middle-aged woman stopped scolding her for fear that she would suddenly die. After all, her face had looked as pale as ashes.

Lilian held on until 3 in the afternoon. When there were no more customers, she finally had a chance to rest.

The middle-aged woman patted her arm and said, "Go for a meal and come back to wash the rest."

Lilian nodded. When she went to the place where the employees ate, only leftovers were on the table. She picked up a piece of bread, sat on the chair, and ate.

The TV on the wall was playing entertainment news. She looked up and saw Julian on the screen. It was the event site of SunRise Entertainment, and Julian was the hostess. Lilian saw Francis in the first row when the camera panned the audience. He sat upright in a formal suit and solemnly looked at the stage. When Julian looked at him, he always showed a faint smile.