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I Was Used To Test The Client’s Integrity
I Was Used To Test The Client’s Integrity
Anti-Trash Specialist

Chapter 1

Anti-Trash Specialist
Joy Clark held up a skimpy gown with a deep V-neckline in her hands and stared at me with disappointment as we stood in the washroom.

“Ninian, we need Mr. Xander to help us hit our KPI for the next year. Don’t screw things up today.”

As she spoke, she yanked off my blazer and stuffed that crass gown into my arms.

“When it comes to business negotiations, you need to be softer. If you look so drab, the client won’t be in the mood. We won’t be able to negotiate anything that way.”

The gown was so thin that it looked like it was made of gauze. I could tell that it was not very proper.

Joy had covered every part of her skin and made herself look like a professional while preparing to pose me as a bar girl.

“Miss Clark, the collar is too low, and the hem is too short. I’ll be flashing myself when I sit down,” I said coolly.

But Joy just snickered in disdain and urged, “You don’t have to be scared. I’m here, aren’t I? We’re testing our clients here. If Mr. Xander is a gentleman, he won’t let his eyes wander, but if he’s a pervert… Ha! I’ll definitely step forward to protect you.”

She only ever stepped forward when the clients were about to touch my thigh.

She also hinted to the clients every single time that I was a promiscuous woman and tempted them to make a move on me.

I was not an idiot. I had already been taken advantage of twice. How could I not have learned my lesson by this time?

But this time, the client was my own brother.

“Fine, I’ll wear it.” I took the gown and smiled.

Perhaps thinking that I had finally fallen for her lies, Joy nodded in satisfaction before pushing me into a stall.

Through the door, I could hear her sending voice messages. Her voice was barely a whisper.

“Don’t worry, I’ll have Ninian toast Mr. Xander later. No man can keep their hands to themselves. The moment he makes a move on Ninian, I’ll have a reason to lower the price he offered and even set up the company’s prestige.”

I sneered inwardly.

I only moved out to gain experience because I did not want to depend on my family to survive. I wanted to try renting a place and living on my own.

No one ever taught me how to deal with professional clients. In the past, I was worried that people might make things difficult for me, so I tolerated everything Joy threw at me, but today…

I took out my phone and sent a text to the first contact on my phone.

[Henry, my dear brother, I’m going to show you something fun later. Make sure you’re ready for it.]

[?]

That was Henry’s reply.

The negotiation was set in the most luxurious club in the downtown area.

When I walked into the banquet hall, I saw a man with a cold demeanor sitting in the seat of honor.

That was Henry Xander, my brother. He had left the family to build his own business.

The moment we walked in, Joy pushed me over to Henry.

“Mr. Xander, this is Ninian. She’s from my department. She’s single and idolizes business legends like you. She’ll be serving you tonight. Just tell her what you want.”

Joy put an extra emphasis on the words “single” and “what you want.”

If Henry were another sleazy client, he might have gone with the flow and made a move on me.

“Go and serve Mr. Xander. Be smart. Why’re you still standing there and daydreaming?”

She shoved a glass of red wine into my hands.

I held the glass and walked to the seat of honor.

My colleagues shot me strange looks.

When I arrived in front of Henry, he looked up.

The moment our gazes met, his eyes landed on my gown and its stupidly low V-line for a moment. Then, he tightened his grip so hard on his wine glass that his veins bulged.

I could almost hear him gnashing his teeth.

Just when I was about to speak, Henry suddenly removed his blazer.

“Wear it,” he growled with suppressed anger.

But that move ended up as a signal for Joy.

“Mr. Xander, please keep your hands to yourself!”

She practically sprinted across the room like an Olympic athlete and said in righteous fury, “We’re here for negotiations, not for one of our employees to act as your bar girl! Ninian might be just a regular employee, but she has her own dignity. Just because you’re rich doesn’t mean you get to treat her like that!”
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    It was a pencil skirt that was even shorter and more revealing than the one Joy had made me wear in the past. The fabric was cheap, and the entire outfit oozed an air of vice and degradation.This time, though, she was the one forced into it. “Mr. Jones, I’m here as an administrative supervisor, not a bar girl.” Joy’s face turned pale as she tried to salvage her dignity. Slap!A clear slap rang through the air. Mr. Jones pulled his hand back as his face twisted in rage. “Stop pretending to be all pure! Your previous company was a professional at this, wasn’t it? Why could you do it for them but not now? Stop pretending to be some supervisor. Don’t you know you’ve been blacklisted? You should consider yourself lucky I even hired you! It’s not like you’ll lose anything if a client touches you. When you’re here, you’ll listen to me!”Joy cradled her face as tears welled up in her eyes. Mr. Jones scoffed and lit a cigarette. “If you won’t do it, your salary during your probati

  • I Was Used To Test The Client’s Integrity   Chapter 8

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  • I Was Used To Test The Client’s Integrity   Chapter 7

    He rushed over and looked at me pleadingly. “What happened before was all a misunderstanding! I’ve endlessly reprimanded Joy for it! Ninian… No, Miss Johnson, if you come back, you can be the vice president, and you can name any salary you want. You can even be the company president, and I can be the vice president! Miss Johnson, as long as you stay in the company, you can have it all!”The colleagues who had marginalized me with Joy in the past also changed their tune. “That’s right, Ninian! We can’t function without you in the department.”“I always knew that you were the best among us. Joy can’t possibly compare to you!”As I watched these fence-sitters scramble, I could not help but feel disgusted. “Mr. Wilson, I can’t come back,” I said, putting an end to the chatter. “But since we were once colleagues, let me give you a friendly reminder.” I walked to Joy’s laptop and, with familiar ease, opened a document before pointing at a row of data highlighted in red. “To catc

  • I Was Used To Test The Client’s Integrity   Chapter 6

    Joy’s face was red with rage, but she suppressed it. She said, “We worked overnight to get this proposal done, Miss York.”“And this is all you managed?” Melody said and sipped her coffee. She then frowned. “Not only did you fail to come up with a good proposal, but the coffee is also cold. Is this how you treat your guests?”The coffee had only turned cold because Melody arrived so late. Even so, Joy did not dare say that. If she did, it would be a direct hit at their source of income. “Also, what I wanted is the market estimate for the next five years. Why did you show me last year’s data? What’s this? A trip down memory lane?”For more than an hour, Melody insulted the proposal, the coffee, the data, and even Joy’s fashion sense. She practically criticized everything Joy was in charge of until nothing was left untouched. Joy’s expression soured even further as sweat beaded her forehead. In the past, I had been the one handling most of the work while Joy took credit by s

  • I Was Used To Test The Client’s Integrity   Chapter 5

    “Miss Johnson, please reconsider!”Mr. Wilson was still trying to get me to stay, but the moment we stepped through the entrance of the club, Henry grabbed my collar and stuffed me into the car. “This isn’t the way back. Where are you taking me?” As I stared at the unfamiliar scenery outside, I pressed my face against the car window and protested. While Henry turned the steering wheel, he cast a disdainful glance at my gown. With a dark face, he hissed, “Getting clothes for you! If Mom and Dad see you going home in this rag, they’re going to kill me!”Henry was truly proactive. Not only did he take me to the supermarket for a new set of clothes, but he also called my best friend, Melody York, over as his advisor on how to help me dress, just so he would not end up getting an earful from our parents.After throwing that low V-line gown into the trash, Melody compared two of the season’s latest styles on me. Once she heard of what I went through, she rolled her eyes so much th

  • I Was Used To Test The Client’s Integrity   Chapter 4

    Pindrop silence fell in the room. Joy lost grip of her wine glass, and it smashed on the floor. Her usually arrogant face went completely pale. “S-Sister? Mr. Xander, please don’t joke around!” She forced out a smile while she kept looking between Henry and me. “She’s a Johnson, and you’re a Xander. How could you be siblings? That’s ridiculous!”“I took my father’s last name, and she took my mother’s. Do you have a problem with that?” Henry said without even looking up. He coldly destroyed her last shred of hope. Then, he turned to me. When he spoke next, he sounded disappointed. “Seriously? You told them that you came from the mountains?”I blinked innocently as I stared at Henry. “Our summer home is located on the mountainside, and I’ve always stayed there. By all definitions, I’m from the mountains.”“You liar!” Joy shot to her feet, pointed at me, and yelled, “You did this on purpose, Ninian! You misled me!”“I misled you?” I chuckled and pushed her hand away. “Miss Cla

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