CHAPTER 223: HE IS DUMPED BY THE GIRL

Seeing Margaret was absent-minded, Julian frowned.

Why did she have so many expressions?

She kept rolling her eyes and sometimes sneered, looking gloomy.

Moreover, her eyes lit up when she thought about something. She seemed excited.

How could a person have so many expressions? He was surprised when seeing Margaret’s face.

Seeing that she was lost in her thoughts for a long time, Julian knocked on the table. "What is it?"

Only then did Margaret come back to her senses and say frankly, "I want to resign." Resigned?

Julian gave her an unfathomable look. He said calmly, "Why?"

"My sister-in-law is pregnant."

Margaret said arrogantly.

Julian looked her up and down and finally stared at her flat belly.

"What does it have to do with you? Don’t tell me you and your sister-in-law are pregnant at the same time?"

There was a touch of sarcasm in his voice. It was hard to tell whether he was happy or angry.

Margaret immediately blushed, "What nonsense are you spouting? You are the one who is pregnant."

She was unmarried.

"It is your brother’s and doctor’s business since your sister-in-law is pregnant. What is it to you?"

Margaret didn’t know how to answer.

Why was it so logical? She was unable to refute.

"I want to resign anyway."

Margaret raised her head to add vigor.

Although she was used to fawning upon Julian, she had to act as if she was superior.

After all, the Andersons family could not lose the imposing manner.

They couldn’t be beaten.

"Since you have no legitimate reason to resign, you are breaking the contract. "You should know that you have to pay a penalty fee for breaking the contract." Julian regarded Margaret as a miser.

She could lose her skin but could not give up her money.

She was the kind of woman who only wanted money and did not care about life.

In the past, with such a large amount of liquidated damages, Margaret would rather sell herself to the Jorgansen Group than resign.

But things were changed. She was rich now.

As soon as Julian finished, Margaret said, "I’ll pay it."

Julian looked at her in surprise. He sneered and revealed a frivolous smile.

His gaze lingered on Margaret, who was holding her head up high.

"The penalty fee will be more than one hundred and seventy thousand dollars. I remember you said you were an orphan. You didn’t have money, house, and car, and you asked me to pity you."

Julian’s light voice was low and deep.

Without batting an eyelid, he easily exposed Margaret’s lies.

Margaret was surprised. She didn’t expect that he would remember her nonsense. How could capitalists have a better memory than ordinary people?

There are so many employees in the Jorgansen Group. Why did he only remember her nonsense?

Since her lies had been exposed, she didn’t need to pretend.

She said, "Yes, I lied because I wanted to gain your sympathy so that I could enter the Jorgansen Group to deceive you."

After saying that, Margaret suddenly thought of something.

Julian did not know who she was. She had fabricated her identity before entering the Jorgansen Group.

Julian didn’t know that her brother was Bruce and her sister-in-law was Hilla.

Margaret hurriedly said, "Tell you the truth. I am not an orphan. I am the daughter of the Anderson family in River City. Bruce is my brother."

There was no need to mention that Hilla was her sister-in-law.

Julian raised his eyebrows slightly. He did not show surprise.

She was emphasizing she was able to pay for the breach of contract.

Margaret carefully observed Julian’s expression. She wanted to see how devastated he would be when he knew Hilla was pregnant.

But Julian remained calm and didn’t reveal any sadness.

Margaret thought, "He is hiding his sorrow. He pretends to be fine."

Now Julian knew who she was and the fact that Hilla was in love with Bruce, he must be extremely sad and couldn’t say anything.

Margaret was extremely pleased. This was the fate of the home wrecker. She had been watching him for a year.

"Don’t think that just because you don’t say anything, I don’t know what you men are thinking." Margaret thought.

"As I said just now, Hilla is pregnant."

Margaret raised her voice in pride.

It was time to force a showdown. She would rip Bruce’s home wrecker. She wanted to see Julian became sad and went crazy.

"Well, bring my congratulation to them." Margaret was surprised by Julian’s calmness.

Then, she emphasized, "They are loving couples. Hilla loves Bruce. Otherwise, she wouldn’t have been pregnant."

That meant Julian had no chance at all.

He would be jealous and twisted, and she no longer had to look at his long face in the future.

He always wanted to dock her salary, while she had to manage to curry favor with him. Now that situation ended.

Margaret touched the pocket of her suit and smiled with satisfaction.

She had 800 thousand dollars now. Who else was she afraid of?

Julian looked at her strange face. He didn’t know what she was thinking.

He said calmly, "You said you love me. Why don’t you love me now?"

"Nonsense. When did I say that?"

Margaret was frightened by what Julian said. When had she said such words? Why didn’t she remember?

"When you were drunk last time."

Margaret thought, "How could you believe what drunken people said?

When she was drunk, she would hug the utility pole and said it was her dream lover.

Seeing she was shocked, Julian said faintly, "It’s not nonsense. So you still love me now?"

Wait! Man, what nonsense were you talking about?

"I don’t love you. I want to resign. Please approve it quickly."

Julian became serious, "Did you resign with your mouth?"

Margaret thought, "What else could I use to resign?"

"I understand. I’ll immediately give the report to you."

Margaret did not hesitate. She turned around and left the office without previous respect and flattery.

In the past, she always sweetly called him Mr. Jorgansen.

Now, she only said ’you’.

Julian rubbed his aching eyebrows. He glanced at Margaret’s figure and called the personnel department.

As soon as the HR manager finished the meeting, he received Julian’s call. He immediately looked terrified, "Mr. Jorgansen, what can I do for you?"

"Margaret’s resignation cannot be approved."

The HR manager nodded repeatedly. Margaret was cute and beautiful. As subordinates, they understood.

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Margaret lived in n an apartment in Far City. She had managed to flatter Julian and then he asked the personnel department to give her the apartment.

The rent was cheap and it was very close to the group. Moreover, there were food stalls around and supermarkets downstairs.

It seemed in the Jorgansen Group, only managers or those who had been working for ten years could live in such an apartment. There was a selection before the assignment. Many employees could not be assigned.

For the employees who could not afford a house in Far City, if they were assigned such an apartment, they would live in it even they got married.

Therefore, the resignation rate in the Jorgansen Group was low. Those managers or employees who were about to work for ten years would lay down their lives for the Jorgansen Group.

If allowed, they would kneel before Julian, not to mention flattered him.

Margaret searched for the resignation templates on the Internet and soon downloaded one.

She carefully changed the content and finally signed her name.

In novels, girls would copy the names on the Internet to attract boys’ attention.

Margaret was contemptuous of it.

Hilla had been pregnant. She would have to spend all her time on the Anderson family.

Women would change minds after they had children. Margaret understood it.

Therefore, she didn’t need to watch on Julian to prevent him from seducing Hilla.

No matter how stingy Bruce was, he represented the Anderson family. It didn’t matter if Margaret was humiliated. But the Anderson family could not.

As Margaret thought about it, she saw the resignation letter was sent out. She became excited and walked around the room with a piece of paper in her arms.

Then, she lay on the bed and looked at the new crystal chandelier above her head. Then she looked around the curtain she bought last year, the painting on the wall, the teacup on the table, and the seasoning that had been prepared last week in the kitchen.

Everything here was her treasures for the past year, although she had been particularly disgusted when she moved in.

As time passed, she had turned this place into what she liked, like the home she had imagined.

She liked to go to the night market, the supermarket, and those crowded and lively places.

She liked to see the gadgets the hawkers sold at night.

In order to buy the Lucky Cat, she saved for the first time in her life. She ate seven slices of bread a week and almost starved to death.

She was like the working-class here, living a busy but fulfilling life.

However, after she resigned from the Jorgansen Group, she could no longer live here.

Margaret bit her lip in sorrow. She turned over and buried her face in the quilt.

She didn’t want to look around. She was the daughter of the Anderson family and lived in a mansion. She used to be delicate. Her clothes had to be the newest style of the season, and she must eat imported seafood.

Everyone treated her well. She ate well, lived well, and dressed well. She didn’t need to do anything to have a large number of living expenses.

That was the life she should live.

She felt sad just because she could not bear to part with the apartment she had set up. But she could bring all the things back to River City.

Margaret straightened out her thinking. She sat up from the bed.

She would even take away her beloved mattress under her butt. Nothing could be left.

The next morning, Margaret impatiently ran to the personnel department of the Jorgansen Group.

When the HR manager came to work, he saw the happy Margaret waiting at the door.

It was the first time in more than ten years that he saw someone resigned so excitedly and impatiently.

As soon as he sat on the chair, a resignation letter was handed over. "Sir, I want to resign."

Margaret smiled, revealing her beautiful white teeth. She had a tiger tooth. When she smiled, she was very cute. It always made people feel that she was easy to get along with.

The manager thought of Julian’s words yesterday. He casually flipped through the resignation report on the table and said, "Sorry, I can’t approve it."

"Why?"

"First, you have broken the contract. According to the rules, you should go to the Finance Department to pay the penalty fee first."

The manager explained patiently. Margaret nodded and thought, "I do break the contract. It’s right to pay the penalty fee first."

"Second, you work upstairs. According to the rules, employees working above the thirty-fifth floor need Mr. Jorgansen’s approval to ask for leave or resign. I don’t have the right to do it."

Although it was made for the managers working above the thirty-fifth floor, it was also applicable to Margaret.

Margaret frowned. She seemed to have heard of this before, but she couldn’t remember it clearly. She had been in the Jorgansen Group for a year. But few employees in the Jorgansen Group could become full-time employees except some interns.

She nodded but she could make herself clear.

The manager nodded in satisfaction and returned her resignation letter.

"Margaret, you should complete these requirements first. Then come to me to go through the formalities."

To put it bluntly, as long as Julian approved, he could immediately handle it.

Margaret nodded and left dejectedly with the resignation letter.

She had thought that she could resign today, but she was rejected.

She went to the Finance Department first. Anyway, she was rich now. The penalty fee was nothing to her. At worst, she could report some false accounts later. Orlenna would not care since she was going to have a grandson.

However, the people in the Finance Department said they could not handle it since no one signed the resignation report.

Finally, Margaret stood outside the office of Julian.

She was beaten by him.

She controlled her anger. She had endured him for a year. It was nothing this time.

At worst, she took a long time to flatter him.

As soon as she knocked on the door, Alan came over. "Are you looking for Mr. Jorgansen?"

Margaret nodded.

Alan was surprised, "Don’t you know? Mr. Jorgansen is on a business trip!"

Didn’t Mr. Jorgansen like Margaret the most and always bring her around everywhere?

"Business trip? When did this happen? I don’t know. When will he come back?"

"It was informed last afternoon, about a week."

Alan thought of the expression of Julian who suddenly had to go on a business trip.

He thought Julian and Margaret broke up.

Alan looked at the resignation letter in Margaret’s hand and then understood.

Julian liked to hassle people and was always arrogant. Look, now he was dumped by Margaret.