Summon of The Sword novel Chapter 743

The entire meeting room was dead silent.

Old Madam Quinn widened her eyes while Samuel and the rest were sneering.

Only Willow looked as determined as ever.

"Willow, I'm holding you accountable for the company, not kicking you out of the Quinn family."

Old Madam Quinn clenched her teeth slightly as she spoke up to keep her.

However, Willow slowly shook her head anyway.

For the past two years, she had put up with everyone in the Quinn family because of Sean.

However, tolerance did not mean weakness, nor did it mean lack of temper.

After all, there was a limit to everyone's tolerance.

Willow now knew who cared about her—Sean or the Quinn family.

Therefore, between the Quinn family and Sean, she chose Sean.

"Willow, if there's a problem, fix it.

"Do you have any idea what you're doing?"

Old Madam Quinn's face darkened, her tone sullen.

"Grandma, stop it.

"I'm... disappointed!"

Willow's eyes reddened as she tried to hold back her tears. Then she turned to leave.

Old Madam Quinn did not say she was kicking her out of the Quinn family.

However, no one in the Quinn family believed her.

They would rather trust a stranger than her.

Then what was the point of her staying in the Quinn family?

Besides, Willow knew she was getting fired after what had happened.

She would lose the power she had now and would not even have the right to have a say in the Quinn family.

Samuel, Simon, and the rest were going to taunt her even harder.

Therefore, leaving the Quinn family was now the smartest thing to do.

"Stop!

"Wanna leave? It's not that easy!"

Simon shouted as he banged the table and stepped forward.

"Willow, you can't leave!"

Samuel also stepped forward and yelled at Willow.

"Isn't this what you wanted?"

Willow sneered. She did not even call him Uncle Sam.

"Hmph! What about the company's losses after you leave?

"You can leave, but you have to repay the company's losses."

Simon banged the table again as he spoke righteously.

"Yes! She embezzled so much of the company's money. How could she just leave after we found out?"

"Who will bear the loss after she left?"