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Three years of loving him, three days to erase myself from his world novel Chapter 15

Benny had been driving for her for a year and was quite familiar with her. Seeing her eating plain bread again, he couldn't help but remind her.

"Manager Vance, it's not good to just eat bread all the time. It's still early. How about I drop you off at a restaurant for a proper meal before heading to the office?"

Clara paused, her voice tinged with bitterness. "I'm not very hungry. Let's just go back to the office."

She had no appetite at all.

Seeing this, the driver didn't push further and drove toward the company.

...

Half an hour later, at Lowell Industries.

Clara had just arrived on her floor and greeted a passing colleague.

She was walking toward her office.

When her assistant, Nora Quinn's loud and frantic voice drifted over.

"Boss! You're finally back! I sent you so many messages, why didn't you reply?"

Clara looked ahead and reached out to steady her.

Apologizing softly, "I'm sorry, I was busy and didn't check my phone on the way. What happened?"

Nora caught her breath and was about to speak.

When a familiar female voice drifted from the direction of Clara's office. It was arrogant and bossy.

"Move all these things out. Hurry up and clear the space for me."

The cleaning lady sounded very conflicted. "Ms. Shaw, this office is Manager Vance's. Without her permission, we wouldn't dare move anything..."

Seraphina scoffed. "This company belongs to my brother. Clara is just an employee. Are you going to listen to me or her? Go clean it up."

Clara's ears rang.

Nora instantly lost her temper. Muttering a low curse, she was about to storm over and confront Seraphina. "Damn it, what kind of bullshit is that!"

Clara's rationality returned. She quickly pulled Nora back, patting her hand to soothe her. "Don't be impulsive. I'll go see."

"Boss!"

Nora looked at her with a mix of pity and lingering anger.

"It's fine."

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