Wait. Get out of the way. Old man, get out now.
How dare you push an elder. The elevator overloaded when you entered. You should be the one leaving.
Who do you think you are? To tell me to leave? Do you know who I am? Or my connection with Chairman Thompson? I don’t care who you are. Apologize to him now. Is this woman blind? To dare confront Sister Sophia? She’s here for the interview.
She’ll fail after offending Sophia. Not worth my breath. Sir, are you okay? I’m fine.
Thank you, miss. Glad you’re all right. What’s your name? Emily Carter.
Do you work at Thompson Enterprises? I’m here for an interview. I believe in you. You’ll pass for sure.
I appreciate that. The elevator’s here. Wonder if I’ll meet Mr. Thompson.
Why would he attend interviews? We’re just small fries. If I could join the executive office, might get chances to interact with Chairman Thompson. Is Emily Carter here? Me.
Come in for the interview. Mr. Thompson, our staff wasn’t at the airport to pick up Grandpa. The old residence? No sign there either.
You brat. Grandpa? You’re still recovering? Why sneak back to USA? You have the nerve to ask. It’s been a whole year.
Where’s my granddaughter-in-law? Did you even get married? I showed you the marriage certificate. Just the cover. Think I’m senile? I don’t care.
I want to meet her. If I don’t see her, I’ll end my life. Fine, fine.
If you promise to recover properly, I’ll take you to meet her. Okay, one month. That’s all you get.
Oh, and a girl named Emily Carter interviewed at your company today. Hire her. Grandpa, our company hires based on merit.
She made it to interview. That shows capability. That’s Emily Carter girl.
Kind and beautiful. I like her. All right, I’ll hire her.
Let’s go, Grandpa. I’ll take you home. No need.
I’ll go alone. Emily Carter. Good morning, panel.
Here’s my resume. Ew. What a coincidence.
I’m doomed. Get out. You haven’t seen my resume.
Don’t need to. Trash like you don’t belong here. Take your resume and scram.
Oh my god, Mr. Thompson. So handsome. You’re just retaliating because I offended you.
So what if I am? You bullied an elder earlier. That was wrong. Given another chance, I’d do it again.
With interviewers like you, I quit this process. Suit yourself. Who needs this anyway? Why do you look familiar? Who is Emily Carter? That’s me.
Majored in design? Does your design department still need more people? Mr. Thompson, our department is fully staffed now. You can join secretarial as an intern. Alex Johnson, handle her onboarding.
Yes, sir. Let’s go. This woman’s already hitting on Mr. Thompson.
You’ll pay for this. You’re the new office hottie? What are you doing? You dare hit me? You harassed me. A slap was mercy.
Weren’t you chasing Mr. Thompson? What’s wrong with a little touch? Stop playing the innocent saint. Mr. Thompson. Mark my words.
Don’t you move. Let go of me. What happened? He harassed me.
Touched me. Mr. Thompson. I didn’t.
She’s- She’s using me to climb up. Came on to me. Who let this scheming woman into our company? Fire her immediately.
Mr. Thompson. I hired her. What the- Mr. Thompson, I’m so sorry.
I spoke out of turn. I apologize, but you must believe me. She was the one hitting on me.
He’s lying. Mr. Thompson. After all these years at the company, I’ve always been diligent.
You have to trust me. Get out. You hear me? Get out.
It was clearly him harassing me. Why fire me instead? I meant him. Not you.
Idiot. Mr. Thompson. I know I messed up.
I have an 80-year-old mother and a child on the way. If you fire me, they’ll starve. Mr. Thompson, I beg you.
Please give me another chance. Mr. Thompson. Three.
Mr. Thompson. Two. Thank you, Mr. Thompson.
Have I seen her somewhere? Alex Johnson. Mr. Thompson, bring me my marriage certificate. Okay.
By the way, last year, what’s the name of the person you found for me to marry? Olivia Bennett. Are you sure? I’m sure. Must I have remembered wrong? Emily Carter, I’ll get you some materials to review.
Okay. I’ll take care of it. Take these documents back and study them.
Okay. Mr. Thompson, I’m sorry. Any luck finding it? Not yet.
I remember leaving it here, right in this spot. But it vanished. Assistant Alex, what are you looking for? Marriage certificate.
Let me help you search. No need. Go get the product ingredient list.
For Mr. Thompson’s signature. Ingredient list? Yes. Okay.
Mr. Thompson, I sincerely regret my actions. Please don’t fire me. I can keep you employed.
Miss, and… You must help me this time. I can’t lose my position at Thompson Enterprises. I’ll assist you.
If you handle something for me. What is it? Make Emily Carter. Leave Thompson Enterprises.
Emily Carter. She’s the reason I got fired by Mr. Thompson. Don’t worry.
I’ll make sure she’s gone. Proceed. Michael Thompson.
I’ll remove every woman who dares to covet you. You’re mine alone. Who let you in here? Mr. Thompson.
I lost an earring here. Right here. Without my permission, don’t enter my office.
Okay, Mr. Thompson. What are you doing here? Flaunting yourself for Mr. Thompson again? I’m delivering the ingredient list. What are you doing? You dared to tamper with the formula.
Michael, let’s swap then. It’ll be fine. Well played, Michael Thompson.
Guess who I really am, and I’ll let you switch. What’s there to guess? You’re Sophia. Can we trade now? Wrong guess.
You don’t remember me at all. But I’m hopelessly in love. Come closer.
Time to make the trade. Naturally. By the way, friendly reminder.
If that old man doesn’t get treated, he’ll die soon. Emmy, take grandpa to the hospital first. Okay, wait for me.
I’ll come back to save you. Let’s go, grandpa. The nuisances are gone.
Now it’s just us two. You know what I want, don’t you? You want us to die together. You guessed right.
You really do understand me best. Since I can’t have you in life, I’ll claim you in death. In death? You’ll finally be mine.
Go over there. Whoa, Michael. You’re awake.
Are you feeling any pain? My head hurts. The doctor said you have a mild concussion. Some rest should help.
Good thing I alerted Taylor Green and the police. That was the fifth floor. You just jumped off like that? If anything happened to you, I wouldn’t want to live either.
Don’t talk nonsense. Even if I die, you must keep living well. Ugh, trying to make me angry again? Fine, I’ll stop talking.
Where’s grandpa? Grandpa’s fine. He’s in the next room. Oh, right.
Sophia’s been sent to a mental institution. Mental institution? The police investigation shows the real Sophia lives abroad. The Sophia we knew is actually Ava.
She’s a psychiatric patient escaped after being abused at the institution. Then she stole Sophia’s identity to join Thompson Enterprises. Ava.
Where did this beggar come from? Dare to steal my food? This beggar’s kind of pretty. Want some? Take off your clothes if you want it. I’ll buy you more.
Enjoying the food, okay? Hey. Mind your own business, punk. I suggest you scram right now or I’ll call the cops.
A young lady like you should stay away from drunkards. Got it? Hungry. Food? Wait here.
I’ll be right back. Okay, grandpa. I understand.
I’ll be back soon. Go that way. There’s a police station 500 meters ahead.
Ask the police for help there. Understood? I’m Ava. What’s your name? Michael Thompson.
Michael. Ava. Now I remember.
So it was her. So that’s how it is. No wonder she kept making you say her name.
Grandma. What brings you here? Brought you some homemade snacks. Made them myself.
Healthy and hygienic. Grandma. Your cooking is simply amazing.
Even better than restaurant food. Look at this kid. Always know how to sweet talk.
Really? Heard you fell from the building. Trying to save grandpa. Such a filial child.
Unlike Emmy’s husband. Never comes home all year. I’m sure he has… a mistress outside.
What a scoundrel. Grandma? What affair? That’s nonsense. Non-existent.
Who told you that? The son-in-law next door. From Aunt Guo’s family. He never comes home all year.
Out of nowhere. They say he’s having an affair. Her daughter cries daily.
Heartbroken. Grandma? I believe… Emmy’s husband… wouldn’t do such things. What do you know? He’s nothing like you.
By the way, aren’t you two planning… to be together after divorcing? Hurry up. I want great-grandkids. Grandma.
Actually… He’s the one who never comes home. He… He’s your husband of one year. I must be… getting senile.
Need more sleep. I’ll sleep properly at home. Reset my sleep.
Sleep again? Grandma’s still confused. Let me explain. Grandma? Is Emmy awake? Grandma? What is it? Is Emmy up yet? Still asleep, probably.
Grandma? Breakfast’s ready. Eat first. I’ll wake her.
Get up. Five more minutes. Wake up.
Today’s Ethan and Lucas’s kindergarten sports day. Can’t be late. Grandma will go on my behalf.
Not going. I’m meeting Grandpa Thompson. For Tai Chi.
I’m leaving now. Emily Carter, if you don’t get up… I’ll use extreme measures. Rise and shine.
Michael Thompson. I can’t take this anymore. I want a divorce.
Emily Carter, are you looking for a spanking? You… You are… Just kidding with you. I’m mad at you. Michael Thompson.
Don’t be angry, okay? Not angry. Then I’ll ask you two questions. Answer right and I’ll forgive you.
Go ahead. First one. When did we first meet? Month and date? May 21st.
When did you start liking me? I… Can’t answer, huh? Now I’m really angry. Not angry anymore. From the moment I first saw you.
I already liked you. Blame your ridiculously handsome face. I was totally smitten by your looks.
Mr. Handsome. Mr. Perfect. You’re forgiven.
Let’s get breakfast. Let’s go. Five years.
Ava missed you so much. I know. You don’t like this face of mine.
So this time… I’ll become the person you love. And come back to you.
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Daniel Carter is a senior staff writer at InspireChronicle, specializing in legal conflicts, family disputes, and real-life justice stories. His work focuses on high-stakes situations involving inheritance, betrayal, and complex moral decisions. Through detailed storytelling, he explores how ordinary people navigate extraordinary challenges and the long-term consequences that follow.
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He writes extensively about justice, personal responsibility, and the hidden dynamics within families.