The Heir's Secret Bride

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That's right. I only found out today." Maeve smiled. "If Miss Vance hadn't reminded me of this, I wouldn't have known how long I would have neglected my savior. I felt bad and especially came to thank her."

The secretaries looked at Molly, who was stuck on the spot, with confusion on their faces.

Didn't Molly say that Ms. Reese is inexplicably unhappy with her and criticized her for not doing well enough to be Mr. Mcdaniel's secretary? Why does Ms. Reese say Molly especially minded Ms. Reese that she was Ms. Reese's savior?' they thought. Molly did not expect Maeve to say this in public. Maeve didn't play by the rules at all.

Molly pinched her palm. "Ms. Reese, you've misunderstood. I jus...

"Miss Vance, you don't have to say anything. I understand."

Maeve looked into her eyes sincerely. "Just like you said, if you didn't remind Mr. Mcdaniel that day, I wouldn't have been saved. I've already remembered this favor in my heart." Molly froze. What a bitch! She clearly didn't say that just now! Why is she pretending?'

The secretary-general was a shrewd person. When she saw Molly's unnatural expression, she quickly understood the ins and outs of the matter.

Molly must have been arrogant recently because of the rumors in the company and the fact that they had indeed taken good care of her. She even ran to Ms. Reese to spout nonsense. The secretary-general suddenly felt that something was wrong. How does this matter turn into Ms. Reese being saved because of Molly?'

It could be said that Molly was responsible for her work, but it could not be said that Ms. Reese's rescue was all thanks to Molly!

The secretaries came back to their senses and looked at Molly strangely. 'Good lord, isn't Molly coercing Ms. Reese to repay a favor?'

Most importantly, it was not her favor. It was fine if everyone was discussing it in private, but she actually said it in front of Maeve...

Even the secretary-general felt embarrassed for Molly and did not dare to look at Maeve.

Maeve was still smiling. She got someone to send in the coffee she had booked in the afternoon.

"Delicacy Store!" A secretary exclaimed in surprise. "It's very difficult to book coffee in the afternoon at this restaurant. You have to make an appointment in advance!"

And it was so expensive!

They could not bear to go there all year round, let alone book several tables of coffee at once in the afternoon.

The secretary-general was also very surprised. "Ms. Reese, you are so generous."

"You are welcome. You guys have been doing your best to assist Mr. Mcdaniel in his work, saving him a lot of worries. I should be the one thanking you. Maeve smiled faintly. "There's a table for Miss Vance alone. The rest are prepared by me for everyone. I hope you like them."

Who wouldn't like the Delicacy Store?

The secretaries were nattered and thanked Maeve. They no longer felt embarrassed to eat these things because of Molly Their impression of Maeve increased. Maeve is so nicer

Molly stood there awkwardly, her nails digging into her palins.

Maeve did it on purpose. She deliberately ruined my image in front of everyone and even used such a method to bribe everyone to take me down a notch. Molly really did not understand. How can such a virtuous person like Mr. Mcdaniel be deceived by such a scheming woman? Maeve did not stay in the secretary's office for long. She left after the coffee arrived.

The secretary-general pulled a long face and warned the other secretaries, "There are some things that we know best. Now that the matter has reached Ms. Reese's ears, it's not far from Mr Mcdaniel knowing. If we don't handle it well, it will be our negligence. Everyone knows the consequences."

"Got it."

Molly felt that the secretary-general's words were directed at her and to please Maeve. She felt even more humiliated. "Molly." The secretary-general called her name alone. "Pass the work on hand to Anna later. Do your job well in the future." Initially, the secretary- general thought that Molly was responsible and smart. She wanted to nurture Molly well, but now it seemed that her mind could not keep up with her ability. Sooner or later, Molly would cause big trouble. 'She'd better just be a personal secretary, the secretary-general thought.

Molly's face turned pale. She had worked so hard for so long and finally did not have to do those sundries anymore. 'Is the secretary-general ready to give up on me now? Just because of that thief?

Maeve returned to Byron's office and sat down with her coffee. She did not even look at Byron.

"Miss Reese, you left for nearly forty-five minutes just now and only made your coffee?" Byron knocked on the table lightly with a faint smile in his dark eyes.

"Yes." Maeve's tone was calm. "Not only did I make my coffee, but I also used your secondary card to book several tables of coffee to the secretary's office in the afternoon."

Whoever caused that, of course, would pay it.

Byron raised his eyebrows slightly. "You treated them to coffee in the afternoon and forgot about my coffee?"

"You ask me work with you early in the morning when I haven't had enough sleep yet. Do you even want to drink the coffee I made? Dream on," Maeve said sarcastically, "Do you really treat me as your secretary after I work with you for a few days?" Byron, who had been scolded by Maeve for no reason, was confused.

She was fine before she went out.

"Who made you angry?" Byron frowned slightly. "Write down the person's name. I'll kick the person out."

In his territory, no one could anger his kitten.

Maeve pursed her lips and wrote a name on the paper before pushing it, to him.

Byron opened it and looked at it helplessly.

His name was written on it, followed by the word "bastard".

It was obvious that his girlfriend, who had not slept enough in the morning, was not easy to deal with.

"I've already written it down Why don't you tell him to get lost Maeve pursed her lips.

If it weren't for his first love, she wouldn't have been bullied like this

Molly even said that Maeve stole things from others. Maeve hated it the most when people accused her of stealing things.

In her third year of high school, Horace stole money from her family and went to an internet cafe, the Reese family found 40 dollars on Maeve and thought that she had stolen it. They beat her up and chased her out of the house, causing her to have a high fever.

It was probably because she was injured at that time and she had high fever after the college entrance examination that it was so serious that she went into shock and missed the college entrance examination application form...

'Wait. Maeve was suddenly stunned. Only then did she realize that some of her blurry and incoherent memories seemed to have become clear.

She tried to recall many things, but they were all hazy and different from this flash of clear memory.

Maeve forgot to be angry for a moment. She sat there in a daze with a troubled expression.

Suddenly, she felt her body being lifted into the air.

"Oh!" Maeve's train of thought was interrupted. She exclaimed and held Byron's neck. She patted his back angrily. "What are you doing?" She almost remembered how 40 dollars came about.