Chapter 237 She Had Nothing

• to Do with You Huston felt his hand tighten at his side, and he restrained himself as he asked, “When did you develop other feelings for her?” Brad knew that Huston had already guessed the general idea, so he no longer tried to be evasive. “From the moment I saw Ms. Klein at the airport when she returned to the country, I was attracted to her. Afterward, you asked me to stay here, and she showed me warmth and care. Her fragile condition made me instinctively want to take care of her. Gradually, I couldn’t control my feelings.” Speaking of these, Brad still felt a sense of happiness. At least he had made an effort. He quickly added, “It’s not Ms. Klein’s fault. It’s all my own fault. It’s me… being foolishly infatuated.”
• His self-deprecating words made Huston’s brow furrowed even more. If Brad had communicated with him before this, he would not have hindered him too much. He might have even encouraged him to pursue love. However, everything had taken a different turn, and the situation had become tainted. Brad’s deliberate concealment and some unknown facts had caused Huston to lose trust in him. No matter how much he appreciated Bra for him to continue to hire him. Sincerity and trust were the most important things between à superior and a subordinate. He had betrayed his trust. Huston’s achievements today were inseparable from his ability to separate personal and professional matters. Upon hearing this, he didn’t want to continue listening, and disappointment welled up in his eyes. “Brad, you have been my subordinate for many years.
• While you may not have made significant contributions, you have still put in effort. However, you have acted wrongly and crossed my bottom line. I will give you a sum of money and have my lawyer draft a contract termination for you.” Brad froze, not because of losing the job or the money, but because of his reluctance and shock. Huston had once saved Brad in a dire situation, and Brad had decided to dedicate his life to him. However, he never expected their bond to be so short-lived, and the end would come so abruptly. But no matter how reluctant he was, he was too ashamed to fight for anything. It was his dereliction of duty, and he had no room to defend himself. Faced with his longtime subordinate, Huston couldn’t help but such a desolate state.