Marilyn looked at Velma coldly. Her eyes were pure and calm. "Why should I tell you? It's not your business. Get out of my way!"
"Marilyn, I won't let you go!" Velma looked at Marilyn and said stubbornly.
"What the hell do you want?" Marilyn said impatiently.
Velma looked at Marilyn suspiciously and said, "Marilyn, you are allergic to mangoes and spinach, aren't you?"
Velma had always suspected that she made a mistake, but she did not know what was wrong with it.
Two paternity tests showed that Marilyn was not Debbie's daughter, but Velma still suspected Marilyn.
Malcolm's attitude was abnormal, so Velma was even more confused.
When Marilyn heard this, she thought of Velma's paternity test. She asked, "Why do you want to know about this?"
"You don't need to know why. You just have to answer my question." Velma looked at Marilyn arrogantly.
Marilyn glanced at her and did not speak.
Marilyn thought, 'Is Velma doubting my identity?'
When Marilyn heard Malcolm's words in Summerford, she felt very firm about her thoughts for no reason. However, when she returned, she lost the courage to investigate the truth.
Marilyn looked at Velma and sneered. "Why should I tell you?"
"You..." Velma knew that Marilyn was difficult to deal with, and she was no match for Marilyn.
Velma sneered, "Marilyn Chambers..."
"I'm Marilyn Chapman." Marilyn interrupted her coldly.
Velma looked at her sarcastically. "You were raised in the Chambers family. Why do you deny this fact?"
Velma looked at Marilyn and had sinful thoughts. She was afraid that she would lose her parents and two brothers when Carolyn came back.
Over the years, Velma has been very nervous about this.
So, she decided to prevent Carolyn from returning to the Remington family.
Marilyn suddenly smiled and said, "What is your relationship with the Chambers family? Why do you want to know if I am allergic to spinach and Mango? What you've done makes me wonder what you're trying to do to me!"
"Marilyn Chambers..."
"I'm Marilyn Chapman!" Marilyn interrupted Velma angrily. "Let me say it again. My name is Marilyn Chapman, not Marilyn Chambers."
Velma said angrily, "Is this important? Regardless of whether you admit it or not, you can't deny that you were raised in the Chambers family."
"It's none of your business. Just take care of your own business! You haven't concluded the market investigation yet. The other groups have been working step by step. Only your group has been dragging the team back."
"I'm busy these days..."
"I don't care. But please don't slow us down. We are a team. You're not the only one on this team."
After Marilyn finished speaking, she walked past Velma and left.
"What kind of clothes did you design for Natasha?" Velma stopped Marilyn.
Marilyn stopped and looked back at Velma. She said coldly, "I can't tell you!"
"I know you are Marilyn Chambers. I really want to know why you do not dare to admit your identity." Velma kept pestering Marilyn.
Marilyn looked back. Her beautiful curly hair fluttered in the breeze, her lips were very sexy pursed and her eyes were meaningful.
When Velma saw this, she suddenly found that Marilyn was similar to Debbie.
Marilyn smiled, "You seem to be very interested in me!"
After Marilyn finished speaking, she pursed her lips slightly. Her long and thick eyelashes covered her pure and beautiful eyes.
Velma said urgently, "No, I am not interested in you. I just want to know why Malcolm is so good to you." Velma dared not make Marilyn want to investigate the truth.
The truth was confusing.
Marilyn frowned. In fact, she was also curious about why Malcolm was so kind to her.
Marilyn thought, 'Even Malcolm wanted to save Laverne more quickly than I did and cared more about Laverne.'
Marilyn smiled and said, "Go ask Malcolm! Like you, I also want to know why!"
Then she left.
This time, Velma did not stop her.
Velma slammed the documents on the desk angrily.
She muttered to herself with a long face, "Marilyn, I will investigate the truth again."
Velma glanced at the spacious and bright office. She put her hands around her chest and leaned against the table arrogantly.
She wore a white dress, which was close to her body and outlined her perfect figure. The collar of the dress was low, and her collarbone was exposed, which showed a mysterious beauty.
Velma wore a long face and looked grim. She thought, 'I have to re-investigate the truth.'
Since Velma saw Marilyn, she had a strong feeling that Marilyn was Carolyn.
Velma stood in the office for a long time before she left the office with the documents.
Marilyn returned to her office to continue her work. When it was five o'clock, she got off work on time.
Malcolm and Julian were busy for a day without coming back to the company.
After greeting Sergio and Alaina, Marilyn got off work.
She felt strange the way Sergio looked at her today!
But she was busy and did not have time to think about it!
Bradley called Marilyn and told her that he had arranged a time for her to meet Margie.
When Marilyn went downstairs, she saw that Edmund was waiting for her.
When Edmund saw Marilyn, he opened the car door with a smile. "Please get in the car!"
"Thank you." Marilyn smiled politely.
Marilyn was just about to get in the car when she was suddenly stopped by someone.
"Marilyn."
Marilyn looked back and saw Debbie and Jacob.
Marilyn wore a long face and was not happy to meet Debbie and Jacob.
When Jacob saw Marilyn, he thought of Denise in an instant.
He thought, 'Marilyn and Denise were friends. Maybe she knows where Denise is.'
Jacob had been to Denise's house several times, but Denise had already moved away and had changed the phone number. He couldn't find her by any means.
Jacob missed Denise very much. He visited her secretly before. But now Denise had moved away and it was difficult for Jacob to see her.
Marilyn kept a straight face. "Mrs. Remington, Jacob, what's the matter?" Her voice was indifferent and distant.
Debbie glanced at Marilyn and then looked at Edmund. "Mr. Dempsey, we have met a few times. I didn't expect to meet you here. What a coincidence."
Edmund knew Marilyn was unhappy and said indifferently, "Yes, Mrs. Remington."
When Debbie heard Edmund's distant tone, she felt uncomfortable.