My Bossy CEO Husband

“Get your hand off me,” Rosalynn demanded, shaking off Barlow’s arm.
Barlow felt wronged. “I’m trying to back you up, Rosalynn. Why are you humiliating me like this?” he complained.
“I don’t give a fuck,” Rosalynn replied coldly.
Brian was pleased to see their interaction.
At that moment, Valeria stepped forward.
“Mr. Hughes, my name is Valeria Moran. The incident earlier was not Rosalynn’s fault. In fact, one of the staff members put
snakes in the water, claiming that he disliked me. However, I am perplexed that someone would do something so awful to me for
no apparent reason.
Rosalynn was merely helping me vent my anger. If you really want to get revenge for Eleanor, you’re welcome to punish me
instead of Rosalynn.”
She was clearly implying that Eleanor was the one who commanded the staff member to put snakes into the water.
Brian shot Eleanor an intense gaze.
Eleanor put on a facade of being wronged, attempting to shift the blame away from herself. “The staff member put the snakes in
the water without my instruction. I had nothing to do with it.”
She then turned to Valeria. “I know you’ve had a rough time because of my acting, Valeria, but it’s not cool to make a scene in
front of Rosalynn and involve her in our drama.”
“I wasn’t trying to do that.” Valeria’s brows furrowed.
“Humph! You’re just a conniving woman, Valeria. How else could you have landed a leading role with Eleanor when you’re an
unpopular actress?”
Moira interjected, with a scowl.
She was well-aware of Eleanor’s dislike toward Valeria and saw this as an opportunity to exploit the situation, hoping that Brian
would back her up and drive Valeria out of the crew.

That way, Eleanor would think highly of her.
Brian’s eyes narrowed as he turned to Moira.
“Shut the hell up! Who do you think you are? Don’t stir up trouble or I’ll kick you out of Wragos!” Brian warned.
Moira’s face became pale, and she didn’t know how to react.
She was only helping Eleanor, but her plan backfired badly. Why did Brian get so furious at her?
Rosalynn smiled and said to Brian, “Do I need to apologize to Eleanor?
If I don’t need to, I’m leaving.”