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He Gave Me Hearing, Then Taught Me What Silence Really Means novel Chapter 111

Jade Vance felt nothing but disgust for her spineless colleagues. She let out a cold scoff. "Fine, if you guys won't do it, I will. I have zero tolerance for sluts who sleep their way to the top."

She tagged Caleb Xavier directly in the group chat.

"Mr. Xavier, I'm sure you've seen the news online. We are officially requesting to replace Juniper Lane. She didn't even graduate college. What gives her the right to lead this studio?"

Caleb didn't respond.

The more Jade thought about it, the angrier she got. Was he playing dead?

He was definitely sleeping with Juniper.

She fired off seven or eight more messages in a row. Just as she was about to send another, Caleb finally replied.

"Pack your things and leave. Your final paycheck will be deposited into your account shortly."

The next second, Jade was kicked out of the work chat.

She stared at her screen in sheer disbelief before looking up at the rest of the room.

Everyone avoided her gaze.

Jade was trembling with rage, her eyes red. "After everything, you guys still think she and Mr. Xavier are innocent? I think he's completely bewitched by that bitch! Fine. If you think I actually want to stay in a place like this, you're crazy. I'm leaving!"

She began packing her belongings, her expression dark and thunderous.

No one else said a word.

But Jade didn't just leave. She immediately leaked the address of Juniper's studio online, claiming it was a gift from the boss who was sleeping with her.

The exposure was explosive. People had already tracked down where Juniper lived, and no one expected the studio to be right next door.

What kind of boss treated a subordinate that well? Internet sleuths instantly started digging into the ownership of both properties.

But no matter how hard they looked, no one could figure out who the owner was, and property management kept their mouths firmly shut.

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