Chapter 366

I didn’t hear Mrs. Wright's response. I just saw Paul Allen put down his phone and start searching for something. Guess he had hung up the call already. Paul frowned as he scrolled through his phone, checking messages and trending topics. Sure enough, there it was: a headline about Ronald Wright’s fiancée stealing the spotlight at some auction event. The caption was anything but subtle. With a quick tap, he opened the attached photos. The woman in the pictures wore a mask, her face hidden—but that figure, that silhouette? For someone as sharp-eyed as Paul, her identity wasn’t really a mystery. Seeing the look on his face, I figured he must still be fuming about getting scolded just now. Softly, I said, “Why didn’t you tell his mom which hospital he’s in? Aren’t you afraid you’ll get fired?” Paul lowered his phone, meeting my gaze, and said calmly, “Mr. Wright cut ties with his mother. If I told her, I’d be betraying him. As for getting fired...” He smirked, full of confidence. “No one