Chapter 251 Mrs. Lee Must Cherish Mr. Lee

"Yes, yes, you are not weak, and you are very strong, all right?" Rose admitted and praised him.

Rose put up the towel and tried to leave the cramped bathroom. She was suffocated by his powerful
aura.

Bright leaned his long arm against the wall beside her, blocking her way. "Try it at the right time," he
said.

"You are evil." Rose bit her lips and glared at him.

"I do it for your good." Bright's smile was even more presumptuous.

Rose reached out and pulled his hand away from the wall and gave him a push, and then walked past
him out of the bathroom.

Bright followed her, pulled her over to the sofa and sat down.

"I asked nanny to cook some porridge, and prepared some side dishes. Have some, Rose." Bright
opened the thermos bottle he had brought with him, took out the vegetables and put them on the table.
And then he got some porridge for Rose, "Have some. It's still warm."

Rose took the bowl and looked at Bright. Her heart was full of warmth.

She took a mouthful of the porridge and asked, "Have you eaten?"

"Yes. There's some in the thermos bottle. When Doris wakes up, ask her to have some breakfast."
Bright sat down and looked at Rose.

Rose felt a little shy when she saw Bright looking at her all the time. "How can I eat with you staring at
me all the time?"



"Mrs. Lee is pretty and I want to watch you all the time." Bright was so sweet.

There was no woman who didn't like to hear her husband's compliment of her, so Rose was impressed.

"With your identity, what kind of beauty you have not seen." Rose snapped at him.

"Not interested at all." Bright reclined on the sofa.

Rose stared at him suspiciously. Bright explained, "I have never been interested in any woman before
you, so..."

He was telling the truth. Not only was he not interested in those women who were crazy about him, he
would also find those women were annoyed.

"It is such an honor." Rose smiled and went on with her breakfast.

"So, Mrs. Lee should cherish Mr. Lee." Bright was not modest.

Rose finished her breakfast and tidied it up. It was half past seven, and Doris still hadn't woken up.

"Go to work now. I've already hired a nurse to take care of Doris." Bright tried to reassure her. "And
there's a nurse providing one-to-one service to Doris."

It was almost 8 o'clock when Doris woke up. Seeing her parents there, she laughed happily.

"Good morning, mom, dad."

"Good morning, baby." Rose wiped Doris's face and fed her the porridge.

"Go to work, dad, mom. It's safe here. You can rest assured."

So, Rose and Bright left the hospital and went to work.



On the way to the office, Bright called Doris's kindergarten to ask for leave.

Rose was relieved. Bright reached for her hand and she leaned on his shoulder.

Rose came to the company first and said goodbye to Bright, who came to the company later.

Upon arrival, Bright went directly to the president's secretary office. When all the employees in the
huge office saw Bright, they all stood up and said in chorus, "Good morning, Mr. Lee!"

"Who's Jessie Ellis?" Bright cut to the chase, with his eyes sweeping sharply across the room.

Bright had a stern look between his eyes, and his powerful aura made everyone nervous.

"I... I am." Jessie clasped her hands.

"I'll give you a chance to explain what happened to Doris yesterday." Bright was not unkind.

"President I... When I went to the bathroom because of stomachache, I didn't expect there would be an
accident. I knew I am responsible for this, but I didn't expect it to happen." Jessie was afraid to look at
Bright.

"It's all right if you need to go to the bathroom, but you should find someone else to take over your job.
How much time is that going to take? Or will there be no one outside to take over?" Bright held her to
account. "That's a five-year-old kid. She can't be left alone, you know?"

"President, I... I know I was wrong. I'll pay attention next time." Jessie bit her lip.

"There's no next time. You're fired." Bright's tone was indifferent.

Jessie looked at him in surprise for a moment. And then she said, "President, please give me another
chance. I can't afford to lose this job."



It was such a great honor and pride to work in HY Group, and the benefits were so attractive. She did
not want to lose such a job.

"If Doris had not been resuscitated, it would have been more than a firing." Bright was unmoved.
"Secretary Masie, take her to get the salary paid and leave immediately."

"Jessie, come on." Masie advised her.

"President, please give me a chance..." Jessie burst into tears.

"Why should I give you a chance? My chance is for the one who can handle things well, not you."
Bright waved Jessie away as he was annoyed with her grieved look.

"President, you can't be so cold-hearted. I worked hard with you from City J to City H, and I have put in
a lot of efforts in whatever I do. Besides, Miss Doris's injury was an accident. You can't blame me for all
the mistakes. I refuse to take it!" Jessie had nothing to fear at the end of her rope.

"President, I have something to report." said one of the secretaries.

Bright looked at the comely girl and said, "Yes?"

"Jessie, don't be so upset. Did you go to the bathroom because you had a stomachache or because
you had to phone your boyfriend?" Jessie's face turned pale at the comely secretary's remarks, but she
retorted, "Bonnie, don't throw dirt at me!"

"I was not alone in the toilet. There was also the cleaner. President, you could ask the cleaner about
the situation." Bonnie was not afraid of offending anyone.

"What do you want to say?" Bright's eyes were filled with anger when he learned the truth.



"President, don't listen to her... I didn't. I mean, I did call, but not for long..." Jessie couldn't hide it, so
she had to admit it.

"Yes, an hour isn't that long." Bonnie groaned softly.

Jessie pursed her lips, but she could not say anything.

"Very good." Bright nodded. "Anything else?"

"Miss Kim and Miss Zoe came to your office half an hour after she went to the toilet. I don't remember
how long, but after they left you came back from your meeting, and then Miss Doris was injured..."
Bonnie said everything.

"How did you know they were here?" Bright had no idea about it.

"Because I brought the coffee in." said Bonnie, "and I came out as soon as I served the coffee."

"And what were the situations when you went in? Was Doris okay?"


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