Chapter 234: Hereditary Mental Illness

In the current situation, Callie had no room to argue. Jaquan grabbed her and led her to his office, not letting go no matter how much she struggled. The office door closed, and colleagues outside whispered among themselves. Callie was forced to sit in Jaquan's chair. He took out some ointment and applied it to her, his eyes filled with anger and something else. She felt awkward. "It really wasn't Nelson who hit me." Jaquan scoffed, thinking of something. "Is there anything he wouldn't do?" Callie stopped explaining. She sat upright. "Jaquan, don't think that by doing this, I'll forgive you." Her tone was childish, making Jaquan finally laugh. He leaned closer. "Then tell me, what do I need your forgiveness for?" Callie had many things to say, but when the words reached her lips, she realized there was nothing he needed her forgiveness for. She became despondent, her suppressed emotions from the past few days bursting out. "To you all, I'm just a blade of grass, just wanting