No Chance of Remarriage Get Lost (Elisa) novel Chapter 725

The onlookers’ expressions changed. A girl walked up and pulled Tina’s hand. She grabbed it lightly and said softly, “Alright, Tina. Calm down. Your reputation will be affected if you say such things publicly.”

Tina was livid. She shook off the girl’s hand and sneered before looking at Elisa and speaking disdainfully.

“What can’t I say if she does such shameful things? I have nothing to hide. I’m not afraid that my reputation will be affected. I’ve never experienced such humiliation after working so many years in the company! If she’s right, I’ll acknowledge it! I can change if I make a mistake, but here she is, blindly giving out instructions when she doesn’t know anything. Who would be able to take this? She’s turning the company upside down. Who would be able to work in peace in the future?”

Someone who wanted to curry favor with Elisa immediately walked over before looking at Tina with tightly furrowed brows. “Tina, instead of reflecting, you’re going mad here. Ms. Benett’s abilities speak for themselves. Why are you questioning her? Furthermore, Mr. Wickam was the one who gave Ms. Benett her authority. Don’t you know how sharp Mr. Wickam’s insight is?”

Tina sneered at once. “Of course, I trust Mr. Wickam’s insight, but sometimes, some people grow arrogant after others indulge them! All the company’s projects she’s interfered in are in disarray, but some people still want to flatter her. Aren’t bootlickers like you afraid of incurring the wrath of the heavens?”

This caused a public outcry.

Those who had been waiting to rejoice in misfortune had terrible expressions at that moment. Tina’s words seemed to have hit a sore spot. They had to do things that went against their principles to survive. Has Tina never groveled?

Someone sneered and looked at Tina while saying sarcastically, “Think about whether you possess such conduct. Why didn’t you say this when you fawned over your department’s deputy manager?”

“You…!” This seemed to have hit a sore spot with Tina. Her expression was instantly nasty. “When have I ever fawned over the deputy manager? I was just completing his tasks because of work back then. Why are you describing it so despicably? What’s wrong? Has your shame turned into anger because I hit a sore spot?”

She didn’t want anyone else to interrupt, so she immediately looked at Elisa and said in a fury, “Elisa! Are you still letting others speak on your behalf at a time like this? What’s wrong? Do you have nothing to say?”