He staggered a little, immediately putting on a wounded expression.
"Mr. Benneth, please don’t be upset. This is all my fault, I apologize to you…" he spoke pitifully, yet his eyes kept flicking toward Megan.
Megan quickly caught Brian, then turned to glare at me. "Raymond! You’ve gone too far! Brian meant well—how could you push him?"
I let out a cold snort and turned to leave.
Behind me came the sharp, rapid clicks of high heels. Megan hurried to catch up and grabbed my arm.
"Raymond, what kind of attitude is this?" Her voice was as cold as ice. "The company meeting isn’t over yet, and you haven’t apologized to Brian—how can you just walk away like this?"
I stopped in my tracks, my gaze calm as I looked at her.
Today, she was still dazzlingly beautiful. Her red lips burned like flames, her brows and eyes as if painted. But in those eyes that once drowned me, there was now only lofty arrogance and disdain.
"Miss Wallace, I’ve already resigned," I replied calmly. "The meeting has nothing to do with me. As for Brian, I will never apologize to him."
Her brows furrowed slightly. But soon, she regained that air of being in complete control.