Destined by One Night: The CEO's Pursuit

Chapter 130

"Sandra was jealous, so she poured mango juice on Marilyn and pushed her downstairs. Marilyn almost died at that time..." Julian continued.

"Go investigate. I want to know all of them." Malcolm angrily hung up the phone.

"A madman!" Julian, who was working outside, roared at the phone.

"You ask me to go, so I have to go? Impossible!" Julian looked at the bustling hall and took a deep breath.

He shook his head, "But if I don't go, Malcolm, that madman, will not forgive me," Julian murmured and walked out.

He took out his phone and called his friend.

Tyrone returned home with a face full of disappointment. He went to the restaurant once again. But the staff there told him that the surveillance facilities were broken and there was no surveillance record from that day.

Hearing that, Tyrone could only return in disappointment. The more expectations he had when he went there, the more disappointed he was now.

Back at home, he locked himself in his room and ignored anyone.

Debbie was helpless. Her two sons took care of the company and she was relieved. Tyrone ignored her and she was bored at home alone. So, she carried her bag and went out.

Malcolm was not in the mood to work the whole day. He only wanted to know how Marilyn went to the Chambers's back then.

The Chamberss treated Marilyn like that, and he was so angry that he wanted to kill them.

Marilyn was busy with work all day. Her workload was heavy and she had to follow up on all aspects.

When it was four o'clock, Marilyn finally couldn't sit still. She checked the time and knew that she could get off an hour later. She got up and went to the bathroom without turning off the computer.

She did not tell Billie where she was going either.

Billie watched Marilyn leave and glanced at Marilyn's laptop opposite her. She bit her lip, pulled out the USB drive on the computer, and quickly walked over.

Marilyn came out of the bathroom and happened to see Velma and Debbie.

Debbie looked at Marilyn with disdain.

When Debbie went out, she met Yvonne who was going to the company.

Yvonne showed Debbie the photos of Marilyn and Dominic.

In an instant, Debbie thought that Marilyn, a married woman, was seducing Malcolm, so she came to Malcolm's company.

And Velma felt that there was still hope between her and Malcolm.

Marilyn did not speak. She only glanced at them and was about to leave.

But Debbie did not want to let Marilyn go. When Marilyn walked past her, Debbie suddenly said sarcastically, "Ms. Chapman, as a married woman, you seduce the president of the company you work in. Don't you feel shameless?"

Marilyn heard this and suddenly stopped. Her cold eyes shot toward Debbie.

She said word by word, "Mrs. Remington, I respect you as an elder, so I have always been polite to you. Who have I seduced?

"If having a meal with a male friend is called 'seducing', then all women in the world would have no male friends."

"You are really eloquent, but you are even more shameless! Ever since you worked at Malcolm's company, Malcolm seemed to have become a different person. Do you think he will fall in love with you? The one he loves and waits for will always be my daughter, Carolyn. As for you, your name is just similar to hers."

Debbie took Velma to Malcolm's office after she finished her sentence.

As Velma walked past Marilyn, she glanced at Marilyn provocatively.

Marilyn smiled at her calmly, not taking Velma's provocation seriously.

Seeing that Marilyn was not angry, Velma was angry.

Marilyn watched Debbie and Velma leave and narrowed her eyes slightly. The last time she heard Debbie and Malcolm's words, Malcolm seemed to be waiting for his love to return. Today, she heard Debbie say that again. So, Malcolm did have a sweetheart.

Marilyn was not interested in men, including Malcolm, who was regarded as a charming prince.

She did not understand what Debbie was doing. As a mother, perhaps it was "deep love means heavy responsibility".

And she felt that Velma was too cold and gloomy.

If Velma went on like this, having unfathomable and sinister intentions, ordinary people would find it difficult to deal with her.

Once she knew the weakness of the others, she would not let them go.

Marilyn did not think much and returned to the office.

"Carolyn. The girl Malcolm is waiting for is called Carolyn.

What a happy girl. There is such a great man waiting for her."

Billie was tidying up her desk, preparing to get off work.

Today, she had done everything in advance. So, she could get off work on time.

Seeing Marilyn return, Billie walked over with a stack of documents in her arms.

"Ms. Chapman, these are about model confirmation and marketing evaluations. After you finish reading them, remember to sign."

"Alright, put them down. I'll see them in a while." Marilyn nodded.

She sat back in her chair and glanced at the computer. She had always had a good memory. She had clearly stopped at the work page just now. But now, it was on the desktop.

Marilyn looked at Billie, who was smiling. She frowned.

"Billie has touched my computer," Marilyn thought. She quickly picked up a few documents Billie handed to her and looked at them.

Marilyn was confused, "Why did Billie hand these documents to me so late?

They are final confirmations from the moderator.

The color and style were confirmed early." Marilyn frowned slightly and looked through a few pages, but she did not sign it.

Instead, she continued her work.

In the office of the president.

Malcolm was already in a bad mood, and when he saw Velma and Debbie, he felt even worse.

Velma said sweetly, "Malcolm, Mom came to see you, so I came here with her."

Malcolm looked at Debbie and said in an indifferent voice, "Mrs. Remington, I'm fine. You don't have to come over on purpose in the future."

Malcolm's handsome face and its sharp outline looked completely different.

Debbie smiled amiably and said, "Malcolm, your mother and I are good friends. She is not by your side and I have to help her take care of you."

Malcolm heard this and glanced at Debbie with his deep and cold eyes. Debbie had been neither warm nor cold to him these years. It was not bad and did include a bit of sincerity.

Because of Lynn, Malcolm would also give Debbie the respect that she should have.

In his life, it was such a coincidence that Lynn was like a soul that was naturally suited to him.

Carolyn was back. Therefore, no matter how exhausted Malcolm was, his exhaustion would instantly vanish the moment he saw her.

Malcolm looked at Debbie and said gently, "Thank you for your concerns all these years, Mrs. Remington."

Debbie heard the word "thank you" and finally smiled, "Don't have to be so polite to me. When I came in just now, I met Marilyn.

"Malcolm, she is a woman with a child. Moreover, she does not even know who her husband is. You have to be careful. Do not let that scheming woman confuse you."