Let Me Go, Mr. Harvey

The old man didn’t hide his dislike, “Your Dream Club is good in every aspect, but why did you hire a person like her to be an employee?

“She…”

They pushed the box door and walked inside, cutting off their sound from the outside.Property © NôvelDrama.Org.

Angela heard their talking clearly. At first, she would get angry and frustrated when she heard these comments, but after hearing them so many times, she got used to it.

“This… ”

A pair of women’s shoes suddenly appeared in front of her, “Take this.”

Something was shoved into Angela’s hands and she didn’t even have a chance to push it away before Raya ran off.

She unfolded her palm and there was a business card.

Raya.

Sailing Law Firm.

At the General Manager’s Office of Dream Club.

James sat on the couch with his long straight legs folding over each other. The sunlight fell on him through the window, and the white shirt collar made a halo around his neck, adding e a sense of mystery.

Gabriela skillfully made the tea and brought it to him.

The corners of her eyes were upturned, languid and sexy mixed with a bit of caution, “I’m a bit confused about you and Jessica.”

James turned around to look at her, taking a sip of his tea.

“If you care about her, I don’t usually see you giving her any favors.”

Gabriela paused, seeing that he wasn’t angry, she continued slowly, “But to say you don’t care about her, it’s been two years since Angela hit Jessica, and you’re still sticking up for her.”

The tea had a strong and refreshing flavor, giving people a sense of delightfulness.

James blew on his tea and took a few sips. His posture was elegant and reserved.

Just when Gabriela thought he wouldn’t open his mouth, he suddenly retorted, “Who says I’m sticking up for Jessica?”

“Doesn’t it?”

The tip of Gabriela’s eyebrows flicked up, and there was an obvious confusion in her magnificent features.

But this time there was no response.

James put down his tea and his dark eyes fell on her, “You got nothing else to do?”

“No. This was a big clubhouse. If you hadn’t come, I wouldn’t even have time to drink water.” With a coquettish smile, Gabriela picked up his teacup and refilled it, changing the subject, “Julia visits me today.”

James took the cup, his bony fingers mingling with the pale blue of the teacup in a way that was unspeakably beautiful.

James looked at his hands, however, Angela’s bleeding hands suddenly flashed through his mind. He furrowed.

“She said Angela had a stomachache last night and her knees were all bruised. However, she still work ten hours a day and she was afraid Angela’s body couldn’t stand it.”

Gabriela sat on the other side of the couch, clinging to it like a cat, “I don’t want to cause trouble, and I am thinking that I’d cut down the workload for Angela, what do you think?”

“If you have to ask me about such a trivial thing, you are no longer qualified as the general manager of the Dream Club.” James was irritated for no reason. Hand lifted, he loosened his tie, stood up and walked out.

Almost to the door, he stopped and snarled, “Send her some medicine, she doesn’t deserve to die.”

He walked out then.

Gabriela’s glistening peach blossom eyes flashed with amusement. Well, was it because she didn’t deserve to die or was he reluctant to let her die?

At Staff Canteen.

In her fifteen-minute lunch break, Angela hurried back to her dorm, changed her clothes and had lunch. She didn’t even have time to rest.

She rubbed her sore legs, which were severely aching, and muddled her way out with her cleaning tools.

She didn’t know when this kind of life was going to end.

A couple of people who had just come over for dinner saw her and whispered-

“I remember that the lunch break lasts two hours, why does she go to work at twelve-fifteen every day?”

“I know her, she was a receptionist before, but then she offended someone and was transferred to the cleaning department and has to work ten hours a day.”

“Then why does she still stay here?”

Timothy happened to come over and said in a raised voice, “What do you know? She seduced a few rich men in the past few days! If I could marry a rich husband, I won’t care about this tiny suffering at all. She is able to bow or rise as the occasion requires.”

Many people in the canteen looked at Angela with disdain, scorn or indifference, only a few looked at her with pity.

“A murderer wants to fly up the branch and become a phoenix, not even looking at what she looks like, daydreaming!” Timothy spat at Angela, eyes filled with contempt.

Angela looked down at the spittle on her shoes, her back muscle taut, her fists unconsciously clenching and then unclenching before finally clenching together again.

The wound in her hand opened up again, and blood trickled down her rough, calloused hand to the floor.

Reluctance, anger and reticence collided and tormented in the bottom of her heart, fighting for their dominance.

“Not happy about that?” Timothy walked up to her, stretching out her index finger and almost arrogantly nudged her chest a few times, “Spit back at me if you dare”

Before Timothy could finish her sentence, Angela lifted the mop violently and covered her face with the dark, stained mop that had wiped the floor.

The onlookers were stunned.

Timothy’s senses were clogged, taking a breath of air, and her nose was filled with an awful and disgusting smell.

She waved her hands and tried to push the mop away, but the mop didn’t move. She shouted, “Angela, you shameless brat, get off me!”

Bam!

When she almost finished her words, Angela kicked her on the knees. Timothy stumbled and directly knelt in front of Angela.

The mop fell to the floor as well.

Timothy lifted her face covered with dirty water and was about to break into a rant when she met Angela’s eyes, dark and fierce, like a engraged beast.

All the words stuck in her throat, she somehow got goosebumps on her body, and felt chill in her back.

But when she looked closer, Angela was still calm as usual, as if it had just been her illusion.

“Don’t forget, I’m a murderer.” Angela picked up the mop and left the canteen without even looking at her. But later she stood outside the door and didn’t leave immediately.

After a few moments, a sob erupted in the quiet canteen, and there were people who were mocking Timothy being attacked by the mop.

“I didn’t dare to say anything when I saw that fierce look just now!”

“It’s better to stay away from her in the future, who knows when she wants to kill somebody.”

“Gabriela really made a mistake. Why did she hire this kind of people? Scary as hell, I’ll bring an electric baton with me when I come to work!”

“But Timothy deserves it, neither of them are good. It’s a dogfight.”

“I found it quite refreshing to see Angela mopping her face, and Timothy always makes fun of me.”

Timothy’s face shifted back and forth between green, red, and white, a little more exciting than a color palette. She propped herself up from the ground wretchedly, gnashing her teeth.

She would get her revenge sooner or later!

At the door, Angela smiled, sarcastically and bitterly, when hearing their discussion.

She would never be able to get rid of the label as a criminal. Even if she was forced to fight back, she would still be regarded as the evil.

She seemed to be a filthy thing everyone shunned…