Chapter 69

"Of course." I hadn't yet explained what happened yesterday, so this was a good opportunity to clear things up. As we walked to a more private area, Edith stopped and said, "I really like this project, and I'm not someone who gives up halfway. I won't leave until it's finished." I was taken aback. I thought she called me over to blame me for dragging her into this mess, but instead, she said that. Relieved, I smiled. "Of course. Just focus on your work, I won't let anyone transfer you." With my stance clear, Edward wouldn't dare try anything again. I didn't mean to sound arrogant, but the company really couldn't function without me. I was responsible for many key projects, and my connections were deeply intertwined with the business. If I left, the best-case scenario would be project delays and a significant drop in quality. In the worst case, some projects might come to a complete halt. Edward wasn't stupid enough to compromise the company's performance just to accommodate