Yvette stared at Lance, who was unconvinced by anything, and really did not know what to say.

She could only shrug helplessly.

“Before Hans left, he said that Iris is very capable. She’s an ambitious person and can do even more for the company. She shouldn’t leave because of such trivial matters.”

Lance’s expression did not change, and his tone was indifferent.

“What Hans said might not always be true. There are times when he’s mistaken as well. Ambitious? I think she’s just delusional!”

The sentence was thrown to the ground like a boulder smashing into the calm surface of the sea, causing waves to surge and swell up, ebbing and flowing unstably.

“She’s already so vicious treating a newcomer like you. If she treats other employees this way, will they still have room to turn their fortune around?”

Lance’s words made Yvette’s heart sink.

She only thought about herself and forgot about others.

Yvette could not possibly vouch for Iris, much less forgive her for the sake of others.