Heartstrings on Fire (Agnes and Jared) novel Chapter 196

Chapter 196 

He glanced at the shattered cup on the floor and the reports stained with coffee scattered around, asking solemnly, “What the hell happened?” Yolanda jumped in to explain first, “Boss, I was about to bring you these reports to look over, but she intentionally bumped into me. I know she’s your wife, but she needs to apologize to me. I worked my butt off on these reports all day.” 

Agnes was fuming. 

There’s no way Jared would believe her, right? 

Agnes blushed as she looked at Jared. 

But Jared was unfazed, asking Yolanda, You’re saying she bumped into you on purpose. But why would she do that?” 

Yolanda was taken aback, “I think it might be jealousy, She might have misunderstood that there’s something going on between us… 

Everyone in the room gasped in surprise. 

Yolanda really had guts to say anything. 

Wasn’t this just stirring the pot between Jared and Agnes? 

Even if there was nothing going on, this was just asking for misunderstandings. 

Jared’s voice remained calm, “So you’re saying that Agnes misunderstood that there’s something going on between us, thus she was upset and bumped into you on purpose?” 

Jared’s gaze never left Yolanda, 

Yolanda’s cheeks flushed. 

She had never been under such intense scrutiny from the boss before. 

This feeling… was intoxicating 

Yolanda replied, “I think that’s it.” 

Would Jared understand her feelings by saying this? 

In fact, she had always liked this man and believed she was better than Agnes in every way. 

Although the Pritchard family was also wealthy, it fell short compared to the Bowman family. 

She didn’t understand why Jared would choose Agnes when they were both interning at the Tim Group. 

Jared raised an eyebrow slightly. 

Then he said coldly, “Since your presence here causes misunderstandings for my wife, you can hand in your resignation to HR tomorrow” 

Everyone gasped in surprise. 

Agnes’ eyes widened in shock… 

When Jared turned to Agnes, his gaze softened significantly. 

He said, “Next time you come to see me, let me know in advance. I’ll arrange for someone to pick you up so you won’t run into such troubles” Everyone was shocked. 

This blatant favoritism was too much. 

Almost all faces showed signs of envy and jealousy