"Why are you looking at me like that? I didn't arrange this, plus Irene is paid by the company. If you really want her, you either talk to your mom or pay her separately, then she won't receive the company's benefits anymore."
Winona knew Leslie couldn't provide a stable salary and also knew Irene had a family and children to support, so she couldn't afford to lose this job.
Leslie Howard was no longer a popular actress.
She couldn't get advertisements, and without lucrative ads, she naturally couldn't pay Irene a sufficient commission.
Thus, Leslie Howard clearly understood that if Sheila Fletcher really showed no maternal affection at all and forcibly transferred Irene.
For the sake of survival, both she and Irene had no way to resist.
Leslie Howard's expression darkened: "If my cousin is transferred, shouldn't someone be alongside me?"
Her gaze calmly settled on Winona Wallace; four years ago, hearing such news might have left Leslie panicked and helpless, enraged.
