The Girlboss Begs for Remarriage novel Chapter 2238

Urich shrugged. "Or what?"

He certainly could not push his luck when Jada was there—the best he could do was to be confrontational and push Whitney's buttons.

"Or you're out of here!" Jada snapped icily nonetheless.

Urich could cry right then. "Do you have to go that far, Ms. Turin? I've worked here for years, you know that! Are you really going to fire me over something so trivial?"

What was going on? He did hear that there was a new boss, but Jada was suddenly a completely different person too and even more cutthroat than before!

"Don't misunderstand." Jada sneered. "I'm not friends with Ms. Chandler here—I just don't appreciate your despicable behavior. Now pay up what you owe."

"O-Okay, I will…" Urich sighed.

There was nothing to do when Jada outranked him, and by several levels at that.

And it was just a hundred grand anyway, which was no big deal even to him.

Then, he just had to wait after Jada was gone to get his payback! Whitney might be a little old, but she still had the looks and the figure, and he would make sure she gave him some proper service!

That was when Frank suddenly said, "Wait, did you think you're staying? Please, people like you should get as far away as possible."

Even if Urich had contributed to the company, Frank would not want to keep someone like him, who did not understand that he was a part of the company.

To put it bluntly, he could turn a blind eye if Urich was siphoning company funds, since he did make a contribution to the company.

However, he could not do the same if Urich reached elsewhere with his grubby fingers. Not only would he tarnish the company's reputation, but it was a completely different story too—they could resolve embezzling company funds internally, but if the victim was outside the company, they would have to get rid of the people who caused this issue instead.

"Who do you think you are?! What gives you the right to bark here?!"

Urich was already plenty annoyed and promptly vented his frustration on Frank, seeing that he did not recognize him.