Chapter 345 Doesn't Seem Like An Office Worker

• Helen said each word slowly and seriously, clearly not joking:“Rather than cripple her legs, the boss would’ve preferred to blind her.”
• As one of Layson’s discreetly trained confidants, Helen had a fair sense of his temper. Susan had hit several of Layson’s bottom lines: hurting Adela, and, more importantly, calling him “blind” with that snide comment—“must be blind to like her.”
• That phrase had clearly gotten under Layson’s skin. A classic case of suffering the consequences of a loose tongue. Susan was the perfect example.