Right now, she would not breathe a word even if her mother were to ask her about her plan. There was just too much at stake. Besides, Lyna could not fully trust Yvette yet.
If Yvette carried out the job successfully, Lyna would definitely consider revealing more of the plan to her. Thus, the completion and success of this task would prove that Yvette was worthy and earned a place to be her ally, which meant that they were now in the same boat. Consequently, they would not be able to run away from each other. More crucially, Fabian would not let them off easily and retaliate if he found out what they had done.
Lyna knew she would not stand a chance of beating Fabian if she were to fight this battle alone. Therefore, even though Yvette may not be that intelligent in terms of giving constructive strategy, she still stood a better chance in fighting against the odds if Yvette were her ally.
Despite that, Yvette was not angry as she knew the situation they were in. Lyna’s sarcastic answer only showed how important the matter was, so it was normal that Lyna did not want to reveal it. Most importantly, Yvette was well aware that Lyna would have to bear the dire consequences if the plan were to leak out.
Shortly after, they began to discuss the steps to go against Fabian and Hannah.
“Alright, I understand,” Xavier said coldly.
He narrowed his eyes, and the atmosphere in his office became tense.
He found out that Hannah had a new assistant of Remdik descent, who had a unique background.
Xavier was not as innocent as Hannah. Once he found out about it, he immediately linked the new assistant with Fabian. That man probably arranged for the new assistant to stick with Hannah. Otherwise, why would someone like Natasha end up being her assistant?
“Fabian, I can’t believe how scheming you are. You managed to control her and restrict her freedom. What do you take her as? Do you think she is a bird that can be trapped in a cage? Or is she merely your tool? You are inhumane!” Xavier growled.
His blood was boiling. They just exchanged vows, yet that bas*ard forgot about it so quickly.
Thinking about Hannah, Xavier’s heart ached for her and wanted to find a way to help her as soon as possible.
In the meantime, Hannah was tugging Natasha along with her after work to treat her assistant to a meal and get to know her better. Natasha did not immediately agree to it. After all, she came here under Fabian’s orders to protect Hannah.
“Why don’t we do this? In future, I will teach you Chanaease and work-related matters while you motivate me to lose weight,” Hannah suggested while pinching her belly fat.
“Sure! Anyway, I exercise daily. Is there a good gym around here? We can do some work out together.”
Touched that Natasha readily agreed, Hannah assured, “Don’t worry. I have a gym membership, and we can both enter with it.”
Haha, the fats that I have accumulated over the years will finally be blasted off!
In reality, Hannah was not fat and was only fleshier on her tummy area. Nevertheless, which woman would be satisfied with their own body?
“Wait a minute…I already…oh, my husband called me. He will be coming to pick us up, and we will have dinner together.”
Hannah wanted to introduce Fabian to Natasha and also talk about her future fitness plans. She planned to ditch Fabian for dinner and Natasha’s presence would give her the courage to suggest that.
At this point, Hannah treated Natasha like her own sister. They had a close relationship after talking about losing weight and fashion.
It did not take long for Fabian to arrive in a Rolls Royce.
Hannah dragged Natasha over and waved to the car, “Hey, over here!”
As they got closer, Hannah cleared her throat and announced, “Let me introduce you to my new assistant. Since I had an outstanding performance at work, the company specially arranged for a Remdik exchange student to assist me. Her name is Natasha.”
Although she did not understand why the company would assign an assistant to her, she could not be bothered to figure it out. All she knew was how happy and proud she was to boast to Fabian about it.
