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She Quit Her Family and Found Herself novel Chapter 141

At the bespectacled executive's words, Sylvie's face visibly stiffened for a second.

Herbert also looked somewhat uncomfortable, but he had no intention of admitting Hulda was his wife in front of his employees at a venue like this.

Since the misunderstanding had already occurred, he felt no need to clarify it. After all, he had never planned on bringing Hulda into the public eye anyway.

Besides, he didn't feel he was wronging her.

This woman had been crossing the line time and time again lately. How many times had she acted out just to satisfy her pathetic jealousy?

"Hulda, get out of here right now! Or you'll face the consequences!" Herbert gritted his teeth, delivering his final ultimatum.

Hulda glanced at the time and took a deep breath. "Herbert, I really don't have the time or the patience to play these games with you."

With that, she wrenched her wrist free from his grip, pulled an entry pass from her bag, and hung it around her neck.

Herbert froze.

Hulda actually had a pass?

"Where did you get that?" he demanded. He had only managed to secure five passes, and that was entirely because the joint laboratory—partnered with Trident Corporation and the institute—had helped facilitate it. Any other company wouldn't have been given so many slots.

He had already distributed his five passes; even Justin Jameson didn't get one.

How on earth could Hulda have one?

Where did she get it?

"You've got some nerve, Hulda. You're actually using a fake ID?"

The reason Herbert assumed this was because the color of Hulda's pass was slightly different from his own.

Hulda decided that wasting another second on this man would only drain her energy and time, both of which she was desperately short on.

Ignoring him completely, she jogged toward the security gates.

"Hulda!" Herbert yelled in panic, lunging forward to stop her.

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