Sweet Love

Chapter 33: What’s Wrong with You?

Yolanda takes a deep breath, but still gets tetchy as she thinks of what Yusef said just now.

How can Macy compete with her? Though her family background is not as good as Macy’s, her

educational background and her facial features are both outstanding. Why does she become a useless

person after Macy enters the company?

In addition, Yusef was her senior and they graduated from the same school, but unexpectedly, now she

is even not as good as an outsider in his eyes!

Yolanda gradually gets insanely angry. She clenches the announcement and without thinking twice, she

walks into Macy's office directly.

At the same time, Macy is sitting at the desk and looking at the apology letter. Hearing the sound, she

suddenly raises her head. When she sees Yolanda coming in, she goes blank for a moment, "What's

going on, Miss Sue?"

In high heels, Yolanda walks to the desk and snaps the announcement to the table.

The unexpected sound frightens Macy without doubt, she quickly stands up, taking a glance at the

bulletin, as Macy finds the words ‘South China Sea Project Business Trip Schedule’ at the top, she

instantly understands what happens.

Yolanda asks in a cold voice at once, "Macy, what a surprise! You just joined the Penn’s one week

before, and now Mr. Yusef is going to take you on this business trip! Give me a reason, please?"

Macy doesn’t expect Yolanda becomes so mad. Taking a deep breath, she doesn’t want to make things

worse, so she explains gently, "Perhaps Mr. Yusef thinks that I am a newcomer and wants me to learn

more, and of course, Miss. Sue has enough experience, knowing how to deal with all kinds of

complicated situations during work. Now since Mr. Yusef has to go on a business trip, only if you stay in

the company can he set his mind at rest."

Macy doesn’t seem to be angry at all, and the words she said are all tactful, which instantly ease

Yolanda's emotions that are about to explode.

At that moment, Yolanda stares at the girl, and suddenly realizes the difference between her and Macy.

Since Macy enters the Penn’s, no matter how she embarrasses Macy, Macy never flares up. Even now,

she is still patient, gentle and reasonable.

Moreover, when she heard that Macy was punished and wanted to watch her jokes at cafeteria, she

still felt Macy had a remarkable temperament that could not be concealed, even though Macy was

mopping the floor with a mop at that time...

Is this so-called education?

Clenching her fists, Yolanda stares at the girl with bright eyes. A sense of inferiority suddenly arises in

her mind. She grits her teeth and walks out of Macy's office quickly.

At that moment, Yolanda realizes she will never be able to catch up with a girl who has been well

educated from a young age even if she works hard. That kind of tolerance and education are like

invisible charm in the blood. People can feel it but can never learn it within days.

Yolanda returns to her office, while the feelings of inferiority and bitterness mix together. The more she

thinks about these things, the more she hates the destiny. Why is she born with an ordinary family?

However, some people grow up in the greenhouse, and their lives and careers are both going on

smoothly.

She finally understands what Yusef said and knows that even if the Downey’s is bankrupt now, Macy is

still better than her. Biting her lower lip, Yolanda finally clenches the announcement into a ball and

throws it to the ground.

She doesn't care! She doesn't care what Macy's background is! She would never allow her to surpass

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That kind of hatred has become the worst poison, giving her a fierce blow. In an instant, her

dissatisfaction with life and the society all change into the envy.

Yolanda stares at the ball of paper on the ground and a faint sneer suddenly appears on her lips.

In the coming days, she would like to see, who is the better one!

...

Before sending the letter of apology to Rayburn, Macy contacts Rose in private, confirming that

Rayburn is in the office so that she could go there directly.

Walking to his office, Macy clenches the letter, takes a deep breath, and knocks on the door.

A man's voice comes from the room, "Come in."

With a smile, Macy pushes the door in, but when she sees there is another person sitting in the room,

her expression suddenly stiffens.

Eliot leans against the sofa casually, and obviously he doesn’t expect it is Macy. His face darkens, and

he quickly looks away.

Macy’s smile gradually fades away. She looks at Rayburn, and whispers softly, "Mr. Fackler, I am here

to to give you an apology letter."

Rayburn even doesn’t want to take a look at her. He replies coldly, "Fine."

Macy hesitates for a moment, putting the apology letter on the table.

Suddenly someone asks with a tone of teasing, "This is so insincere. If you want to apologize, you

have to read it face-to-face, right?"

Only Eliot can make such suggestions.

Macy’s hands ball into fists, while she keeps silence, looking up at Rayburn and waiting for his

instructions.

Rayburn pauses for half a second, and then tells Macy, "Go ahead. I don't wanna read it either."

Macy bits her lip, feeling a little bit annoyed.

Before she comes, she doesn’t expect she need to read the letter at all. She believes this letter is

sincere, but it will be very embarrassing to read it like this.

Rayburn sees that she hasn’t say anything for a long time, and urges her impatiently, "Go out if you

don't read. Don't waste our time."

Macy has no choice but read it. With a deep breath, she takes the letter, and says softly, "Dear Mr.

Fackler, because of my personal mistake, the company’s interests are influenced. For this thing, I am

deeply sorry..."

The letter is not short, and Macy does not read it quickly, while her attitude and tone are both sincere

enough. In the end, Rayburn's frowned brows also stretch a lot. Also, Macy even bows deeply at him

after finishing reading it.

This can be regarded as an excellent representative of apology. There were many people who had

been punished for their mistakes before, but no one wrote an apology letter after accepting

punishment. Macy is the first one.

Rayburn relaxes, "Great, you will be fine this time. Pay attention to work afterwards, Put the letter down

and you are good to go."

Hearing this, Macy hurriedly gives him the letter, smiles, and then leaves after thanking him.

At the moment she turns around, she sees Eliot sitting on the sofa, who wants to hide the mobile phone

which was facing her just now, with an unclear smile.

Did Eliot record her whole process of reading the apology letter?

She secretly clenches her fist, but it is not appropriate to query him in front of Rayburn, so she directly

leaves the office.

After walking out of the office, Macy still feels worried. What should she do if Eliot uploads the video to

the Internet?

Now that the Downey’s has so many negative news, she doesn't want people's impression of her family

become worse due to this video. After all, she and her mother still have to live., and she clearly

understands the impact of public opinions.

Macy can’t stop thinking about it, and finally decides to wait for Eliot to come out at Rayburn's door.

Ten minutes later, the door is open with a "click", Eliot walks out of the office. Seeing Macy, his face is

stiff.

As if he hasn’t seen her at all, he steps to the other side. To his surprise, Macy stops him directly.

Eliot stares at her from top to bottom, asks her impatiently, "Macy, what’s wrong with you?"