Chapter 357

Griffin didn't expect Sheila to be such a horrible person, especially since she had served as her secretary for so many years. A hint of disappointment slowly revealed itself on his face. He frowned at Sheila and then mercilessly said, "Sheila, go to the finance department later to claim your last paycheck. We don't need you around anymore." Sheila stared at Griffin in disbelief. At that moment, she was no longer as proud as she was when the incident began. She cried and held Griffin's hand, her voice trembling as she sobbed. "Mr. Sullivan, I have worked by your side for so many years. Even though I never did anything impressive for the company, I have contributed greatly to it. You can't fire me just like this. Please, Mr. Sullivan." Griffin's lips tightened slightly as he stared coldly at the woman standing in front of him. After that, he mercilessly swung the teary-eyed Sheila's hand away. He said, "I'm making things clear. From now on, there will be absolutely no connection