Chapter 93

Natalie was the daughter of the Nelson family, and both her parents were esteemed artists.

The Nelson, Sawyer, and Crosby families were close friends. And Natalie, Gabriel, and Curtis all grew up together in the same courtyard.

So even though Curtis was incredibly wealthy and held a high status, Natalie never needed to be polite when talking to him.

Curtis was also very courteous toward women.

Especially toward his brother's women, and since Natalie grew up with them—even if he felt uncomfortable—he had to be considerate to his brothers.

"I didn't boss her around. I'm the one paying her salary. Is it wrong to ask her to do things?" Curtis explained.

His voice lowered slightly.

Margot quickly countered, "It's my first day at work. I haven't received my salary."

Knowing that Natalie would protect her, Margot felt a bit bolder.

Curtis glared at her coldly and said as politely as possible, "Even if it's your first day, you have to listen to the boss. You can leave now."

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