Wait, She’s a Billionaire (Sheena Lawson) novel Chapter 1638

Since explaining was pointless, Mavis decided not to waste her energy on fruitless efforts.

She spoke with conviction, her conscience clear.

"Alright, get back to work," Aileen said. "Try to avoid interacting with Mr. Chapman as much as possible, lest the gossip persist."

Thanking Aileen, Mavis walked out of the office only to see Tommy approaching with another stack of files, likely more assignments from Nathaniel.

She was frustrated but had no other way.

Hence, she made her way over to Tommy.

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Days passed, and soon, it was time for Mavis's final evaluation.

If she passed, she would secure her position at the Nicholls Group.

The evaluators included Aileen, managers from other departments, and, coincidentally, Tommy.

After receiving the written test, Mavis began to answer the questions under their watchful eyes.

Twenty minutes later, she submitted her test and exhaled in relief.

Her late-night review of company details had paid off, perfectly preparing her for the questions they posed.

During the interview, each evaluator asked Mavis challenging questions, but she answered them all with confidence.

Meanwhile, Nathaniel watched her through the surveillance in his office.

Seeing her confidence, he could not help but smile.

Mavis had grown significantly over the past few months, transforming from a clueless intern into a competent professional.

It was clear she had the capability to stay with the company.

Watching from a distance, Diana fumed.

Despite all her efforts to undermine Mavis, she still managed to pass her internship.

It seemed she needed to escalate her efforts to truly bring Mavis down.

With her resolve strengthened, Diana walked away, plotting her next move.

As a full-time employee, Mavis approached her work with newfound passion and optimism.

Of course, life would rarely be smooth sailing all the time.

Being successful also meant becoming easier targets for others to bring one down.

The rumors about Mavis and Tommy grew louder and more exaggerated, eventually reaching Nathaniel's ears.