Jojo and Coco's Unexpected Love novel Chapter 511

When those words were spoken, Hazel's crying intensified, her innocent and youthful appearance tugging at people’s heartstrings

Meanwhile, Chloe crossed her arms, her red lips slightly curved as she watched Hazel with a twinkle in her eye. She truly admired women like Hazel and Ava and wondered how they could shed tears on command. Could they have been faucets in their past lives?

Looking at Hazel, Joseph became somewhat annoyed and said, "Leslie, compensate her three months' salary worth."

Hazel was stunned and she said in a hushed voice, "Mr. Joseph, it's not about the money..."

"Then why are you crying?"

They had met twice, and twice she had cried. Crying once could evoke sympathy, but crying repeatedly would only make people annoyed. Moreover, he disliked women who wept incessantly in the workplace.

"I...I want to stay with Fairlight, and I promise to perform well. Please don't fire me, Mr. Joseph..." Hazel pleaded pitifully.

"Your brother is helping Preston sue us. We have every reason to suspect that he sent you as a spy. Other than that, your father is working with Preston to take advantage of us. From any perspective, we’re on opposing sides. Why can't we fire you?" Chloe stepped out from behind Joseph, her articulate reasoning leaving no room for discussion.

Each reason she presented seemed irrefutable. Haze's face turned white and red in turns.

'So this scheming woman was here all along? Did she deliberately hide herself so that she could enjoy my humiliation?!'

"Ms. Chloe, I promise that my brother and my father's affairs won't affect me. I won't be influenced by them."

"Let correct you. It’s Mrs. Chloe, not ‘miss.’" Chloe smiled faintly, staring at Hazel as she continued, "And about the dismissal, we've already provided the reasons and the compensation is adequate. We have other matters to attend to, so let's leave it at that for now. If you have any issues, feel free to follow legal procedures."

She did not want to waste any more time on this matter. The way Fairlight had handled it was appropriate, even paying compensation before employment. It could be deemed benevolent and generous, and Hazel could not possibly resort to legal action.

But the crux of the matter was that Hazel did not want money. She wanted an opportunity!