“We’ll see a lot of each other in the future, so even if you make any mistakes now, we’ll have plenty of time to help you.”

Edward’s words made sense, so Mitchell relaxed and exhaled. He smiled and nodded, lowering his head shyly. At this moment, his phone rang again. He frowned when he saw who was calling, then answered it and put it on speaker.

“It’s been a while, Clinton. Are you calling because something happened?”

Clinton felt like his head was going to explode. “I just saw all the videos of you at the jewelry shop’s entrance, and I was calling about your new employer. I didn’t expect you to reject my call; it just made things worse. Now, your ex-colleague—the one that bullied you—has released a statement on the internet saying that things aren’t like what everyone saw. She said that the whole incident started even before the cameras were out, so only the people present at the time would know what happened.”

Mitchell frowned. He had a bad feeling about this. “What has that damne