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Chapter 92 - 92 92 She Came Out of Prison

Chapter 92: Chapter 92 She Came Out of Prison Chapter 92: Chapter 92 She Came Out of Prison “Hate the wrong person?” Tang Yang laughed in anger, aggressively grabbed Ye Weiwei’s wrist and forced her to make eye contact, “Ye Weiwei, it’s you who I hate, I only hate you!”

Ye Weiwei’s expression turned cold as she forcefully pulled her hand away, “Your face has nothing to do with me, I didn’t lay a hand on it. Whether you believe it or not, that’s the truth!”

“I know it wasn’t you!” Tang Yang stepped forward and blocked Ye Weiwei’s path with outstretched arms.

At that moment, however, Ye Weiwei didn’t want to leave anymore, she crossed her arms and scoffed, “If you know it wasn’t me, then why do you still hate me?”

“Because Ye Chuchu told me the truth, it was you who instructed her. You might not have done it yourself, but you gave that malicious suggestion. So I don’t hate her, I only hate you! I hate you!” Tang Yang pointed at Ye Weiwei’s nose, becoming more and more emotional as she spoke.

“Ye Chuchu said it was me who instructed her?” Ye Weiwei laughed, filled with heavy sarcasm and anger.

Fine, Ye Chuchu is really something, always so ‘caring’ towards her, always making her take the blame.

“Tang Yang, if you have no brains, then don’t come out and spout nonsense. Think about the past, am I someone who could instruct Ye Chuchu? With my status in the Ye Family, what could I do!”

Tang Yang was taken aback, but quickly returned to her arrogant demeanor. She refused to believe Ye Weiwei. Because she dared not hate Ye Chuchu, now that she had something on Ye Chuchu, she could only channel all her hatred towards Ye Weiwei.

“I only hate you! Ye Weiwei, hear this clearly, I, Tang Yang, only hate you! I’m one of the interviewers today, so just you wait, I’ll give you an unforgettable interview, I’ll tell everyone how filthy you were!” Finishing her words, Tang Yang turned around, lifted her proud chin, and smirked flirtatiously at the job candidates who had gathered around.

“Little cuties, keep your distance from this woman, she’s fresh out of prison and unclean!”

The crowd, upon hearing this, all looked at Ye Weiwei with odd stares. Their looks seemed to paint Ye Weiwei as a villain of the worst kind, a disaster they should avoid like a plague.

But Ye Weiwei didn’t care about this at all; she turned around and continued to complete the sign-in and took her number.

The staff member at the sign-in desk was a nineteen-year-old boy, who didn’t like Tang Yang much, so he naturally sided with Ye Weiwei at this moment.

“Don’t be upset. Sabrina never judges a person by their background but by their ability. Perform well, if you are talented she will keep you,” he said to her.

Ye Weiwei nodded and smiled at the young man, “Thanks.”

Then Ye Weiwei took her number plate and sat with the other applicants on the sofas in the hallway.

“She really served time, she looks terrifying,” a girl in a black uniform said disdainfully as she pointed at Ye Weiwei.

Another girl beside her also looked disgusted, “Terrifying not so much, just disgusting. Does she have no self-awareness? Coming to apply for Sabrina’s makeup team, what an idiot!”

Initially, Ye Weiwei didn’t want to argue with these people, but they buzzed around her ears like flies, not saying a single nice thing, so she decided to have a proper discussion with them.

“Throughout history, there have been so many cases of miscarriages of justice. How do you know that I am not wrongly accused? And who says that people released after serving their sentence can’t look for legitimate work? We haven’t stolen, haven’t robbed, haven’t troubled anyone, why can’t we find a proper job?”