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Group Interview Dating: She Rejected the Real Boss Chapter 10
Before long, the police came up as well. Surrounded by a crowd of bodyguards and a ring of police officers, Madison finally lost her brazen arrogance. She was shaking like a leaf. Even her words came out in stammers."W-what's going on? W-What are you doing? I… I'm just here visiting my fiance at his company… W-we went on a blind date to get to know each other before marriage… W-what's wrong with me showing up at his company?"The police officer said sternly, "According to the report we received, the two of you are not in a romantic relationship. Furthermore, you were reported to have verbally insulted and harassed his mother. Your actions count as a serious undermining of public safety.""I… I… His mom is just a country bumpkin! S-so what if I said some harsh things about her?" Madison protested.The moment those words left her mouth, the expressions of everyone present—from the bodyguards to the police officers—became rather mystified. They were clearly stunned by the enormous ga
Group Interview Dating: She Rejected the Real Boss Chapter 9
Madison's eyes widened in shock. She froze, as if she couldn't believe what she had just heard. After all, she believed Mom to be a country bumpkin. By all logic, Mom should have meekly accepted the emerald bracelet, thanked her profusely for it, and treated it like a precious treasure.Feeling humiliated, Madison retorted, "Do you even know what you're saying, Mrs. Hopewell? This is a very expensive bracelet! I paid ten grand for it.""Ten grand? That's not much, but it's still not worth that price," Mom remarked. "Not only do you lack manners, young lady, but you lack a discerning eye, too."I couldn't resist laughing. It seemed Mom was still holding a grudge from the last time Madison and Huxley had insulted her and Dad.What Madison didn't know was that my parents owned a mine in Frenesia. When it came to minerals and gemstones, few were greater experts than them.Mom pushed the emerald bracelet back toward Madison and said airily, "I haven't even held you accountable for what
Group Interview Dating: She Rejected the Real Boss Chapter 8
When I arrived at the company, I saw Georgia Thompson, the young receptionist, fretting in the lobby."Miss, you don't have an appointment or an invitation. According to company policy, I can't allow you in…"Madison was dressed in a fitted blouse and skirt, paired with high heels. Her lipstick was a vivid shade of red.She looked down at Georgia with undisguised contempt. "A lowly receptionist like you probably doesn't even have a college degree. You're just some country bumpkin, right? How dare you stop me from entering the company? The nerve of you to abuse what little authority you have to throw your weight around!""I… I graduated from college! I have a bachelor's degree…" Georgia's eyes turned red.On the verge of tears, she instinctively defended herself. She had joined my company right after graduating from college and had never encountered someone like Madison before.Seeing how easy it was to intimidate Georgia, Madison became even more condescending. "Do you even know
Group Interview Dating: She Rejected the Real Boss Chapter 7
The next day, the HR department summoned Walter to confront him about his violation of the company's zero-tolerance policy.Since he was one of the veterans who had built the company alongside me, I made an exception and gave him a generous severance package. But no matter how hard he begged, I refused to let him stay.In the end, Walter packed up his office and left forlornly. He resented someone for his predicament, but it wasn't me. It was Huxley, the one who'd caused his downfall.The tech industry was a fairly small circle. It didn't take long for Walter to report Huxley, who had been secretly job hunting while still employed, to his current supervisor.He also posted an embellished version of what happened at our company online, including how Huxley had caused a scene and insulted me, the company's CEO.As a result, Huxley also ended up unemployed. He and Walter, his so-called good buddy, swiftly turned on each other online, tearing each other down in public.When Jack firs
Group Interview Dating: She Rejected the Real Boss Chapter 6
"Hux! The HR executive told me the founder and CEO of Hope Tech personally came to interview you!" Madison squealed happily.Then she lowered her voice to add, "Since they think so highly of you, do you think you can negotiate for an even better title and remuneration package?"It wasn't until she saw Huxley's ashen face that she finally frowned. "Hux? What's wrong?"I walked past Huxley with a straight face. Meanwhile, Walter's desperation finally overtook his fear, and his desire to keep his job spurred him into chasing after me."Mr. Hopewell! I… I promise this will never happen again! Please, out of consideration for the fact that I've been with you since the company was founded and helped build it from the ground up… please don't fire me!"I continued to stride off while saying, "Right. So you've finally admitted it yourself, huh? You've engaged in nepotism, manipulating the hiring process in secret. "I still remember the rules I emphasized when Hope Tech was founded. I rep
Group Interview Dating: She Rejected the Real Boss Chapter 5
Huxley, of course, didn't notice the sweat pouring down Walter's face. He stared at me as though I were insane. "What the hell are you talking about? The CEO? What CEO? Who's the CEO?""I am."I calmly picked up a fountain pen, pulled his résumé in front of me, and gestured toward the chair. "Huxley Lockwood, you may begin to introduce yourself.""What the hell? Did you just escape from a mental asylum?"Huxley refused to believe I was Hope Tech's CEO. Since he had Walter as his inside man, he had no qualms about shouting his head off right here in the office.Walter had frozen in place. When he finally snapped back to his senses, he began frantically signaling to Huxley with his eyes, winking so hard that his eyelids were practically cramping. Alas, Huxley didn't catch any of it.After all, to him, I was just some pathetic loser living in a run-down building who could only afford to wear cheap knockoffs and rely on bike-shares. Oh, and my parents were country bumpkins, too.How
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