The Woman From Hell

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Chapter 1677

Both Amanda and Jessie were to blfor what had happened, but since | had already punished them, | did not

want Cindy to get involved.

Moreover, | did not want her emotions to get in the way of her career, which had only just begun to bloom.

| continued following her and began getting nervous when | saw how calm her stride was.

| watched as she walked toward changing room number three, and her calm, unapologetic manner madefeel

like something was not right.

She had always been gutsy, and this time, Amanda was the one who had pushed her buttons.

It was not surprising that Cindy wanted revenge.

However, now was not the tfor her to strike.

I quicked my pace, hoping to stop her before she could make a move.

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"Wanda, you're back? When did you arrive? Why didn’t you let us know?”

One of the older employees sawbefore | could make a move.

When the women saw that | had returned, they all cup toand chattered away non-stop.

"It's been so long since you last visited, Wanda. We haven't seen you in so long!"

"Wanda, why are you wearing such loosefitting clothing now? Where did your aggressive suit jacket go?"

“Gosh, you guys are so silly. Can't you tell? She's wearing loose clothing because it's good for the baby."

The woman who spoke last gestured to my stomach as she spoke, and the others immediately understood what

she meant.

It was hard forto excuse myself when they were this enthusiastic, so | spent sttalking to them.

When I finally managed to send the three women on their way, Cindy was already standing at the door when |

turned back around.

The look in her eyes did not tellanything more when she looked at me. She did not seem interested in saying

hello either and merely turned around to return to her office.

| was just about to call out to her when Lisa left the room with a laundry basket in her arms.

Behind her was Jessie, who had changed into a pair of jeans and a T-shirt. She had a grief-stricken expression on

her face.

Given that situation, there was nothing much else I could say.

About 10 minutes passed before Lisa cto my office and suggested that | make my way to the conference

room because the results were out.

Perhaps it was because | had not returned in a long tand coupled with the fact | had lost my temper that

morning, | seemed to have scared the employees.

Either way, they were fiddling with the projector when | arrived. | could not believe they had taken the tto

create a PowerPoint deck over something that insignificant.

"Our measurements indicate that the dress Jessie wore today only covered 39 percent of her body, which means

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it's a revealing piece of clothing..."

Tears flowed down Jessie's face when she heard that. Her tears never stopped falling, probably because of the

foundation she had applied.

Amanda, who was sitting beside her, stared at the screen blankly. No one could tell what she was thinking.

"However, the dress was paired with a pair of black-colored gloves, which brings the total coverage to 51

percent. Thus, the outfit does not violate the company's rules as it has surpassed the 50 percent coverage rate.”

| looked at the screen, where a photo of the gloves was attached to the column that detailed her outfit.

The minute | saw those gloves, | recognized them as the pair Cindy had been holding just now.

Momentarily confused, | turned to look at her again, but then things seemed to click.

Lisa seemed displeased as she closed her folder angrily.

Since Jessie had not violated the company's rules, it meant they would not be punished. Moreover, they would

not have to worry about being cast to the sidelines anymore.

Amanda and Jessie were so ecstatic that they looked like they had narrowly escaped death.

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