Chapter 12

Corbyn looked at Dean worriedly. "Deanie, you actually quit your job? Why didn't I know anything about this?"

Dean replied, "There's no need for me to go into detail when it comes to work matters. Speaking of which, I'm not that familiar with matters concerning your job as well."

He was just stating the facts, yet Corbyn felt that Dean was accusing him instead. Since Corbyn had been hiding the details of his actual job from Dean, what right did he have to question Dean?

Corbyn could only lower his head in shame. He dared not utter another word after that. It didn't matter how many questions he had regarding Dean's current situation—all he could do was forget about them.

At the same time, Corbyn didn't know how to deal with this awkward situation. All he could feel was mixed emotions.

Meanwhile, Veronica, who had orchestrated the whole "expose Corbyn's true colors" incident, was quite interested in the aftermath. She specifically picked a good time to bump into Corbyn "by chance" a