James clutched his chest and thought, 'I'm screwed.'
He hoped he was deaf and hadn't heard what Lori said, but it was out of the question.
"James, what should I do?"
Lori looked up at him with tears in her eyes and asked. James was startled. He also wanted to know what to do. He was afraid that he would fail to keep his job.
"Ms. Gilmore, since Mr. Anderson doesn't want to see you, it's useless for you to wait here. You'd better go back. Moreover ... Mr. Anderson also said it was not him that night. I think there must be a misunderstanding."
James found it was so difficult to pass on a message. What was worse, he had no idea about what had happened, so he did not know how to deal with it.
However, the tears began to trickle down Lori's cheeks again.
This was the entrance of the building, which saw a lot of traffic. It was very eye-catching for him, an outstanding assistant, to stay here.
