CHAPTER 540: CHAPTER 257: MUST INFURIATE HIM INTO BEING A LOSER, OTHERWISE, SHE WILL NOT CEASE (2 MORE)_3

He needs to think hard about how to completely suppress this woman so she doesn’t dare to resist.

"Did Kay Forrest come to my office at noon today?"

"Yes, Director Forrest came looking for you, but unfortunately, you were not in."

"Are you sure he was looking for me and not you?"

Jane Quinlan nodded: "Yes, everyone in the office can testify."

"But that’s your boyfriend." And you’ve dressed it up, have you? Very well.

"Of course, I’m aware. Just like I’m aware that it was the Forrest Family who raised you. It’s clear in my mind."

"Jane Quinlan," Nolan Moore slammed the table angrily.

Jane Quinlan laughed: "Director Moore, what’s wrong, why are you angry?

Did I say something wrong?

If I said something wrong, just tell me. I’ll change it.

But please, don’t go directly to the Forrest Family to snitch on me."

"What’s with the sarcasm?

It’s working hours, why do you keep bringing up the president?

What, deliberately suppressing me?"

"That’s because you, Director Moore, are too hypocritical in your treatment of people.

You allow yourself to mix personal matters with business, but you won’t allow me to follow suit?"

"Of course not, I am your superior."

"If you say it like that, I am also your superior’s girlfriend."

Jane Quinlan snorted coldly, her voice rising a notch.

"What’s this, showing your true colors now, using that status to pressure me?"

"So what if I’m pressuring you?

If you dare, use the Forrest Family to pressure me.

I’m particularly susceptible to this approach.

After all, we both parachuted in here; neither of us has any moral high ground over the other.

Let me tell you, as long as you label me with the status of Kay Forrest’s girlfriend in the future.

I will label you with the status of being a child raised by the Forrest Family.

Aren’t we all people who have special privileges to use?"

Nolan Moore nodded and chuckled coldly: "Alright, alright, Jane Quinlan, you’re tough. We’ll see."

"Fine, let’s wait and see."

Watching Nolan Moore turn red-faced and thick-necked with anger, Jane Quinlan felt various levels of excitement in her heart, as if she had a sense of victory in battle.

However, the revolution is not yet successful, Jane Quinlan must still work hard.

She is determined to infuriate him into utter frustration, or else she will not cease, huh.

After Kay returned to his office, he felt very unhappy just thinking about the expression on Jane Quinlan’s face during lunch today.

Although Jane Quinlan didn’t say anything, Kay knew in his heart.

The reason she suffered so much was all because of him.

If it hadn’t been because of him, Nolan Moore wouldn’t have held so many ill intentions against a regular employee in the company.

This is why he grew angrier and angrier over the matter.

In the end, he simply called Nolan Moore to settle accounts.

Just as Jane Quinlan left, Kay called in.

Nolan Moore, with a belly full of anger, picked up the phone: "What do you want?"

Kay Forrest snorted: "Don’t you know what I want?

Tell me, how did you bully Jane Quinlan today?"

"What, coming to take revenge for your girlfriend?

She’s pretty quick to snitch."

"Snitch? Do you think Jane Quinlan is as despicable as you?

She hasn’t said a word to me from the beginning to the end.

I guessed it because her mood was off, and it must have been caused by you."

"Even if it was caused by me, what about it?"

"Listen up, Nolan Moore, the wheel of fortune turns every ten years.

My dad can’t support you for the rest of his life.

Someday this company will fall into my hands.

Jane Quinlan is my woman, you’d better treat her with more respect.

Otherwise, I will make you leave this company one day."

"Scaring me? Hah, Kay Forrest, your tactics are getting nastier and nastier."

"Say what you will, without my dad, you wouldn’t even know where you’d be struggling as a laborer right now.

Think about your own origins.

Who allowed you to study abroad, who gave you a bright future.

My dad gave you all of this, and one day I will take it all back.

Don’t think you can act all high and mighty just because you’re favored by my dad now.

You’re not yet qualified for that."

Nolan clenched his fists, grinding his teeth.

"I am very clear who has granted me favors.

I also know clearly who I should be grateful to.

There’s no need for Director Forrest to remind me.

As long as the old man Forrest is alive for one more day, I will cherish and respect him with a grateful heart.

As for you, you ungrateful son who goes against the old man Forrest’s intentions, I will surely target you to the end."

"Cut the crap.

You very well know whether you’re going after me because of my dad or because of Evie Larkin."

Kay coldly smiled: "Don’t let me hear about you bullying Jane Quinlan again.

Otherwise, I truly won’t hold back anymore.

Whether it’s you or Evie Larkin, you both better scram."

With that, he hung up the phone directly.

Nolan listened to the busy tone from the phone, sighed softly, and then placed the phone on the desk.

He brought his hands together at his brow, his thoughts drifting, remembering his own childhood.

Back then, he was like a kite with its string cut, drifting with the wind.

Despite his young age, he was filled with fear and anxiety about the future.

He knew that he had no parents or any support left.

No one in this world would love him anymore.

He longed for family affection and missed his parents.

There were many children in the orphanage, all playing together every day.

But he knew that each child was like him, no matter how happily they played on the surface, their hearts were empty.

He was always waiting for redemption, always waiting, until that day when the old man Forrest came to do charity at the orphanage...

By then he was no longer young, and the families that came to adopt children would never consider him.

He knew this himself.

But he really couldn’t accept it; he didn’t want to stay in that orphanage for the rest of his life.

That day, when the old man Forrest appeared, he brought with him lots of food, drinks, and toys.

When the other kids were scrambling for toys, he gathered his courage and approached the old man Forrest.

The old man Forrest saw him walking over shyly and waved to him.

"Do you have something to say to me?"

After thinking for a bit, he nodded and said, "Uncle, my name is Nolan Moore.

My parents left me in a car accident a year ago.

The teachers here at the orphanage are very good to me, and the kids are nice, too.

But I want to leave this place.

The educational capabilities here are no match for the schools outside.

I want to go out and get a formal education; can you sponsor me?

In the future, I will become a useful person and repay your kindness."

Hearing this, the old man Forrest looked at him for a while, and finally nodded.

That day, he left the orphanage with the old man Forrest and went to the Forrest Family.

He was not adopted, but was taken out for educational sponsorship.

The old man Forrest was very kind and treated him very well.

At the age of nine, he was sent abroad by the old man Forrest to receive the best education.

Later, when he grew up, he once asked the old man Forrest why he agreed to his request when he was just a child.

The old man Forrest said, "Because I saw a spirit of perseverance in your eyes.

I knew that if I sponsored you, you would give me a different future.

I only have one son; I need someone who can be unconditionally loyal and serve behind my son after I’m gone."

In fact, Kay was right; without the old man Forrest, he would have no right to be sitting here today.

And for that reason, from childhood to adulthood, he always remembered the teachings of the old man Forrest.

However, Kay’s conduct is truly too unpredictable.

He caused the old man Forrest endless worries, but even so, he’s still not content.

And so, he really can’t tolerate such a person.

Not even for a moment.