"That's what she said," Mia said in a low voice.
"I'm going to address this tomorrow. If I have to fire every single employee, I'll do it. I refuse to have people I can't trust working for me."
Mia closed her eyes. This was the last thing she wanted to happen. All she wanted was for Gabe to be aware so he could be more careful. Maybe even consider not housing personal, damning information in his office.
And then Gabe's hand closed around hers, squeezing reassuringly. "You don't have to worry, Mia. You said they had no knowledge of your presence in the bathroom. She won't know you told me. She'll think one of her officemates betrayed her."
"It still doesn't bring me any comfort knowing I'm responsible for someone losing their job," she said quietly.
"You're too softhearted, Mia. If she betrayed me in such a fashion, she doesn't deserve to work under me. I don't tolerate disloyalty of any kind."
Mia supposed that was true, but she wished it wasn't her who'd had to tell Gabe.
