The Jilted Heiress' Return To The High Life novel Chapter 34

Chapter 34 Provide A Reasonable Explanation

“What are you staring at?” Waldo tried to see what Jayden was looking at but found nothing.

Jayden’s brow creased slightly as he instructed, “Make sure to bring Corrine to Ashton Group after you pick her

“Alright,” Waldo replied.

As Waldo and Jayden entered the hospital room, Corrine expressed her surprise, asking, “What brings you both

here?”

“We thought you might need some help,” Waldo explained, offering to take the items in her hands.

Corrine, facing the two tall figures, said, “I’m perfectly capable of handling this myself. There’s no need for you to interrupt your busy schedules for me.”

“Nothing is more important than you,” Waldo replied.

Corrine felt a rush of warmth at his words.

She then turned to Jayden, noting his unusual quietness, and wondered if something was amiss back home.

Her eyes shifted back to Waldo, who gave a slight shrug, signaling his own uncertainty.

Once out of the hospital, Corrine headed directly to the Ashton Group offices.

With her resignation letter in hand, she entered the building confidently.

Curious glances met her as she walked through the halls.

As she passed, Corrine could hear the whispers, saying, “Didn’t Mr. Ashton abandon his bride on their wedding

day. How does she still have the courage to come here?”

“Well, she’s from a small town; it takes real guts to make it big in this city!”

“Disappointing, she’s put in so much effort only to be ousted like she’s expendable!”

Unfazed by the murmurs, Corrine walked with purpose toward the conference room.

Inside, the company’s leaders were deep in discussions about upcoming financial difficulties

Suddenly, Bruce’s assistant entered, approached him discreetly, and murmured, “Mr. Ashton, Miss Holland has

arrived.”

“Show her in,” Bruce instructed, his hands on his temples, his expression shadowed with concern.

He was eager to hear Corrine’s explanation to the board, especially after the Brooks family’s sudden

withdrawal had left the company in turmoil.

As Corrine swung the door open, the room’s focus shifted entirely to her.

“Well, Miss Holland has arrived,” a board member said, setting off a wave of greetings.

Initially, Corrine’s appointment as leader of the Planning and Project Departments at Ashton Group had been met with skepticism

Many had viewed her as a pretty face with no substance, and suspected that Bruce’s endorsement was clouded