“Do you think I'll seduce Keegan into firing you?"

The clerk stiffened, lowering her head in silence, attempting to conceal the guilt in her eyes.

Rosalynn continued, “I don‘t like to argue with idiots. You're not stupid, so I'm sure you can distinguish what's true and what's not, right

"Yes, of course. We'll get back to work now.”

The three nodded and scurried away.

Once they had left, the two clerks distanced themselves from Mary. lary, from now on, keep your distance. Quit spreading gossip."

“You nearly got us fired."

"When did I spread rumors?”

“You're well aware of what you did."

As the three of them left, Rosalynn entered the break room with a smile to get some water.

Keegan guessed what happened from their conversation.

“Rosalynn, were they gossiping about you just now?"

Rosalynn filled a glass with water and joked, "Perhaps it's because I'm too exceptional."

“You certainly are exceptional."

Keegan poured himself a cup of coffee and inquired, “What were they saying about you? Do you need me to warn them?"

Rosalynn sipped her water and quickly responded, "No need. Do you plan to fire more employees?”

“What's the issue?"

“The employees will probably be afraid of me."

Rosalynn smiled, uninterested in taking action against them.

They were free to say what they wished.

Since she hadn't done anything wrong, there was no need to concern herself with it.

“I've told you before, you should reveal your true identity to them."