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From Outcast Contract Worker to Chairman Chapter 9
The document contained more than just text; it included screenshots.Original drafts of proposals whose credit had been stolen. Records showing malicious alterations to authorship. Chat logs from work groups where Kevin and Bianca had mocked and belittled me.The most damning piece of evidence was the screen recording I had made—the full process of revising the Q1 Marketing Review Report.In the video, I clearly identified every inflated expense, every suspicious transaction, and the private vendor account bearing the same name as Kevin's wife's cousin.Each discovery was backed by side-by-side comparisons with raw backend data.This was no longer just workplace bullying. This was blatant embezzlement and corporate crime.Less than ten minutes after the email was sent, the company's internal forum exploded.Employees who had previously doubted me because of online rumors were now left with nothing but shock and anger.[I'm crying… how did she endure seven years of this?][Kevi
From Outcast Contract Worker to Chairman Chapter 8
Public opinion escalated quickly. When the market opened that morning, the company's stock price dipped slightly."Besides hiring online trolls, Kevin has also contacted several media outlets he's familiar with. They're planning to release coordinated articles this afternoon to blow the situation wide open."Madison's expression remained calm. Clearly, she had anticipated this."At the same time, our legal department has received notice from the labor arbitration committee. The thirty-three dismissed employees from the marketing department have jointly filed for arbitration, demanding substantial compensation for unlawful termination, a public apology, and reinstatement."Frances added, "Several senior board members have called as well. They're concerned about the stock price and hope we can resolve this as soon as possible."I leaned back in my chair and took a slow sip of coffee."If they want to make noise, let them. The bigger the spectacle, the better."Madison paused for a
From Outcast Contract Worker to Chairman Chapter 7
Bianca's sobbing stopped abruptly. Her lips trembled as if she wanted to speak, but no words came out.I withdrew my foot and my gaze, no longer sparing her another look. People like her weren't worth it. One more glance would only stain my eyes.I turned and faced the hundreds of employees from every department seated below. They were still reeling from the chaos that had just unfolded.In any workplace, there's never a shortage of spectators."I know you all have questions," I said. "Standing here today, I won't talk about grand visions or make empty promises."I paused, letting my gaze sweep over the senior executives and company veterans seated in the front row, their expressions varied and uneasy."I'll only say three things—three new rules I'm setting as the company's new chairwoman."First, capability. From today onward, this company will value ability—not connections. Promotions, salary adjustments, and evaluations will all be based on a transparent, data-driven KPI syst
From Outcast Contract Worker to Chairman Chapter 6
That single address—"Chairwoman Turner"—landed like an invisible slap, striking Kevin and Bianca across the face.The hall fell silent once more. If before there had been shock, now there was sheer terror.Kevin's legs gave out; he nearly collapsed to his knees.Bianca fared even worse—she crumpled straight to the floor, one of her high heels snapping in the fall.Frances straightened and took a document from his briefcase. Turning toward the audience, his voice rang out, "I will now announce three matters."First, by the highest resolution of the board of directors, effective 4:00 p.m. today, Alexia Turner has formally become the controlling shareholder of this group, holding 51% of its shares, and will assume the position of Chairwoman. All legal documents have taken effect."He paused, then projected a document stamped with a seal onto the large screen behind him.Black and white, stamped and sealed.Irrefutable proof."Second," he continued without inflection, "effective i
From Outcast Contract Worker to Chairman Chapter 5
The entire hall fell into dead silence. If a pin had dropped, it would have been deafening.Kevin stood frozen in terror. He stared at me, his eyes bulging as if they might pop out of their sockets."Y-You… what did you just say?"I didn't respond. My gaze swept slowly across the crowd—over the thirty-odd faces from the marketing department, now drained of color.The carefully made-up face of Bianca had gone completely pale. Her lips trembled as she instinctively clutched Kevin's arm, her nails digging deep into the fabric.The same employees who had just been shouting, "Stick with Mr. Davis, and you'll never go hungry," now stood with their mouths open, unable to make a sound.The entire shift—from triumph to despair—took less than three seconds.At last, Kevin let out a shrill scream."You're insane! You've lost your mind! Where are the security guards? Where the hell are they? Get this crazy woman out of here!"His outburst detonated the room."Dismiss the marketing depart
From Outcast Contract Worker to Chairman Chapter 4
I once believed that as long as I worked hard—harder than anyone else—I would eventually earn recognition.I did the work of three people on my own.The proposals I created were submitted under Bianca's name and went on to win the company's Annual Innovation Award.The clients I secured were credited to Kevin, who walked away with million-dollar bonuses.I burned with a 102°F fever and still sat in front of my computer revising PPT slides, because Kevin said, "Outsourced staff don't get sick leave."And what about them?They clocked in right on time every day, then started drinking coffee and chatting in the afternoon. They earned several times my salary, enjoying benefits I would never see.They took my work, my achievements, as if it were their right—and then turned around and mocked me for being "just an outsourced worker."Seven years. I thought my heart had gone numb. But now, looking out at the glittering hotel hosting the annual gala, I still felt a flicker of hatred.W
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