Never See You Again (Sergio and Maeve) novel Chapter 206

Chapter 206 

Maeve had no intention of arguing, but Clara’s arrogance had to be dealt with if she wanted to continue 

with a smooth internship. 

“Ms. Scott! I didn’t expect you to come in 

turned to shock when he saw Maeve. Wh, on!” Rob approached with a smile, but his expression 

was going on? 

“This is Ms. Scott. She’s also Mr. Brooks‘ wife,” Zayla explained. 

The color drained from Rob’s face. “Mr. Brooks‘ wife?” 

He glanced between Maeve and Clara. “So, you are Mr. Brooks‘ wife, and she…” 

Clara frowned, clearly displeased. 

Rob nervously swallowed a mouthful of saliva. Sergio had never brought Maeve to events, so they didn’t know what she looked like or that the Scott family’s heiress was studying at Amenam University. 

“Mr. Tomkins, you seem nervous,” Maeve said, amused by his reaction. 

“No, no. I just didn’t expect you to intern here, Mrs. Brooks. Our company is truly honored,” Rob 

stammered. 

“Oh? I thought I was lucky to intern here since I got into Amenam University through connections,” Maeve 

replied, making Erika uneasy. 

“Mrs. Brooks, you’re being too kind!” Rob was sweating nervously. He couldn’t afford to offend either side 

-one was the legal wife while the other was the mistress! 

“Mr. Tomkins, here’s the contract. There’s no need to discuss it further. This year’s contract ends now; and Mr. Grant won’t be renewing with Tomkins Corporation next year,” Maeve said, handing the contract 

to Rob. 

Rob was trembling. 

Clara protested, “Maeve, the planning department has worked hard on this project. Isn’t it too heartless of you to cancel everything with just one word?” 

“Oh? What do you suggest I do then, Ms. Stewart?” Maeve replied mockingly. 

Clara stood tall and said confidently, “You’ve been interning at Tomkins Corporation for a few days, Didn’t you see how hard everyone has worked? What gives you the right to cancel the contract with just one 

word?” 

“Because I’m the boss of Scott Media, and I make all the decisions,” Maeve replied. 

She watched Clara in disdain. “In business settings, effort alone isn’t enough. I think you’re not suitable to 

work here. You’d be better off in a convent.” 

“You!” Clara was at a loss for words.