Lingering Doting Marriage: Big Boss, Little Sweet Heart

Chapter 1336: Chapter 1336: I Don’t Need Her Apology Chapter 1336: Chapter 1336: I Don’t Need Her Apology He hesitated for a moment and then spoke, “Enna, if you trust me, let me handle this matter, I…”

He had only discussed this with one person—Luna.

It was yesterday, while Luna was pestering him to give her a ride home, that he talked about it in the car.

The reason was that Luna had been hinting, subtly and not so subtly, that Enna Clark was being kept by someone. He felt uncomfortable and revealed the circumstances of Enna’s sudden promotion.

What he had wanted to tell Luna was that perhaps Enna’s family was well-off to begin with, and that the car might have been bought for her by a family member.

But he had not anticipated that Luna would defame Enna in the company like this, twisting his words and fabricating a story about Enna and the Head of HR.

He knew how damaging such rumors could be to a woman’s reputation.

However, since Enna was a newcomer and Luna had been working in the Lawrence Family company for a long time, and there was no evidence of the incident, if Enna rashly confronted Luna, she would likely be the one to suffer.

He didn’t want to see her at a disadvantage.

So, he planned to call Luna into his office alone to have a serious talk.

However, before he could finish speaking, Enna Clark had already interrupted him, “If I’m not mistaken, Director, you must have only told the person who was waiting for the elevator with you that day, right?”

“Enna, listen to me, let me handle this, I’ll give you an explanation. You…”

Enna Clark furrowed her brow and interrupted him again, “I think the Director may not have understood my point, I don’t need you to explain anything to me, I just want to ask you who you told? Was it… Luna.”

It took her a while to recall the name.

Kingston Howard frowned as well, thinking that she was good in every way except too impulsive and unwilling to listen to advice. But looking at her beautiful face, he still patiently said, “Let me deal with this, don’t worry about it.”

Enna Clark had a good temper, but that didn’t mean she was without one. She intensified her tone and looked the man in the eye, asking once more, “Director, I just want to ask again, was it Luna? You just need to answer me, yes or no!”

Seeing her insistence, Kingston Howard could only relent and said, “Yes.”

But he immediately added, “I know you are very angry now, and I’m partly to blame for this. I’ll take care of it and make her apologize to you. Don’t rush…”

“There’s no need,” Enna Clark confirmed her suspicions and spoke indifferently, “I don’t need her apology.”

Just as Baron Lawrence had said before, if apologies worked, what would we need police officers for?

Enna did not need Luna’s apology; she had approached Kingston Howard just to confirm her guesses were correct to avoid implicating the innocent.

Now that she was sure, she would handle it herself.

Moreover, what Kingston Howard meant by making Luna apologize to her was surely a private apology.

What good is a private apology?

It’s totally useless.

“You mean you’re not going to pursue it further?”

“What I mean is, I’ll handle it myself.”

“…” How would she handle it?

Kingston Howard hadn’t had the chance to ask when Enna Clark already spoke, “I should go now, to not disturb the Director.”

After speaking, she turned around, opened the door, and left.

“Enna!” Kingston Howard called out to her from behind, but he couldn’t stop her. He watched helplessly as the door closed, suddenly feeling a headache coming on.

He lost interest in organizing the documents needed for the meeting, lifted his wrist to glance at the watch, there were still ten minutes until the workday started.

He should still have time.

Without much thought, he pulled open the door of his office and chased after her—