Chapter 17 Recognition

Philip Lin put in some effort to open the door, and Miller was almost walking into the office. Miller's forehead swelled up heavily, much more severe than Rain. "Good! You deserve it." Straightforward Ina Xiao said, so the moment she realized what happened. In light of Miller's identity, other female workers said nothing, but the tease in their looks at Miller showed their appreciation of Philip's timely opening. Philip did the right thing at the right time. For others on the spot, that was absolutely what they would like to see. Even Ina, who was cheated and kissed by Philip before, began to admire Philip. "He came out at a perfect time". This could be what they want to state. "Damn it. Are you with your eyes for nothing? How dare you!" Unlike Ina and others, Miller was furious. Despite the elegant Armani suit, he began to talk dirty. He touched the bump on his forehead, with the bunch of roses on his hand. It's easy to imagine that without the roses gifted to Vivian, he would have thrown it to Philip. "I like watching dogs, so I believe that my eyes are for watching dogs, like you." And then Philip took a step closer to Miller, staring at him as if he was looking at the most beautiful part of a girl. "Dog?", Miller was confused. But then he picked up on that, saying, "You bastard! How dare you call me Dog?" "Well then, you're not too silly," Philip said coolly. After he finished the last sentence, he counted silently in his heart, to know how long it took Miller to get his head around. The answer was five seconds. Seemingly, Miller was smarter than an idiot. "Damn you," said Miller. Miller got pissed off. Then he threw away the rose, trying to slap Philip. Miller had learned something abroad, such as gentleness, although it was just a little. But at least, he used to maintain his gentleman image in front of Vivian. Take his dress today as an example. Miller asked professional makeup artists to help him. But as the saying goes, "A leopard never changes his spots." Plus, he was hit and then teased by Philip. All his gentleness had gone away. His only thought was to beat down Philip to maintain his dignity. Unexpectedly, his hand that's supposed to slap Philip was quickly caught by Philip's two fingers. No matter how hard Miller tried, he couldn't move at all. "Stop that. Don't you know who I am? I am Miller; my dad is Sean Han, the third-largest shareholder of the Muce Group. You'd better stop right now." Miller said, using both hands to get his palm out from Philip's two fingers. He had no choice but to highlight his identity. Since Philip walked from Vivian's office, he should be one of the employees in Muce. It's fair to say that Miller was not that stupid. Philip might have been bluffed if he was just an ordinary newcomer to the General Affairs Department. But he was not. "Who cares about your dad? The point is that if you insult someone, you'll be humiliated by all.", Philip said so, and then he crossed his fingers--- he broke Miller's fingers. "Ow!" Miller bowed and screamed painfully. After all, he was spoiled, growing up. No one had the nerve to treat him like this. Philip didn't mean to stop. He took a step forward to grab Miller's collar, dragged him down to a nearby desk, and smashed his head slowly. Bang! "This is for Rain," Philip said. The small bump grew enormously bigger. Philip had perfect control over his strength—no blood, or he needed to clean up. Bang! Miller hadn't relieved while Philip smashed his head again, saying, "This is my gift. " Philip's behavior had stunned not only Miller but also other female workers on the spot. They did get mad at Miller's words and deeds. But Philip punished him so severely that they started to worry Philip. Expect for Ina. She even wanted to punch Miller by herself. "Damn it! Damn it! Are you insane?" Miller said after he relieved, but then he fainted. "Huh, what a woman!" That's not enough for Philip. He intended to offer Miller some unforgettable lessons so that he wouldn't come to pick a fight frequently. Well. Now, he got dizzy. Good for him. Philip walked out of the Moon Edifice after work. This time, he was not driven out by the female employees. Although Ina and others were mad at his inappropriate behavior, they welcomed Philip when he hit Miller back for Rain. "Despite being sassy, you're brave to guard our department. Well done! " This was what Ina said to him, representing the employees' admiration and appreciation in the General Affairs Department. The General Affairs Department was female-dominated. There were many beauties, like Vivian, Penny, and Ina. Many lonely hearts were trying to hit on these girls. Miller was not the only one who pursued a lady here, bragging about their background and relatives. The women here were bothered by this all the time. For starters, Philip's fight helped Rain and Vivian. Besides, it helped all women in the department. However, not all females thought Philip did a great job. Vivian scolded Philip, "What? I let you drive him away, not beat him. Are you crazy?" "In the face of this guy, you have to make him hurt. Otherwise, he will not understand how annoying he is. I suppose you don't want to be harassed in the future. Isn't it?" Vivian didn't know what to say. He had already beat Miller. She would get his back. After all, he was her subordinate. "Miller did something wrong, but you shouldn't beat him in the company. After all, his father is Sean Han. He certainly won't shake this matter off easily.", Vivian replied. "Well, I think my boss, Vivian, will help me with this." Philip trusted his feeling that Vivian was not that kind of boss who shifted the blame to her subordinate. Even if not, Philip will not regret it. At least he did good things for Susan. After all, Miller was moving trouble in Muce. Philip was right. Vivian didn't blame him too much. Instead, she arranged a small office area for Philip and told him to be cautious these days. Philip was satisfied with Vivian's response. He didn't worry about Miller's revenge at all. Perhaps it's Miller who needed to be cautious. At the thought, Philip would like to thank Miller. Without his presence, Philip could not have been recognized by most female workers in his department in such a short time!