All Chapters of Pig Slop? My One Move Crushed Them: Chapter 1 - Chapter 9

The employees didn't look concerned at all. Instead, they just looked like they were eagerly watching and waiting for more drama to unfold.I watched as Lilian continued making a loud fuss in front of me, then I looked at the other employees watching us and giving her their silent permission to do so.Suddenly, I felt a wave of disappointment engulf me.I thought that Lilian would be done once she finished throwing a fit in my office. However, I soon realized that I had severely underestimated her.The next afternoon, I saw an intern, Amber Nolan, who had only just joined us not too long ago, taking a few photos and videos of the lunch that was served that day.Lilian was right next to her, pointing at the food and saying, "That's right, that angle is perfect. Make sure you catch all the grease floating on it. And zoom in on the fatty deposits still on the chicken. Yes, perfect."Amber listened to everything she said and filmed the video as told.I frowned and walked up to her.

"Thirdly, all reimbursements require an official receipt from a food establishment. The receipts must bear the restaurant's full name, and the item purchased must be a food item or a meal expense. Handwritten receipts will not be accepted," I said."On the 25th of every month, the receipts for that month will be submitted to the admin department. The receipts must be approved by the admin department, the finance department, and finally, me."Once all reimbursements have been approved, the total amount will be paid out along with the following month's salary."After my mini-speech, the entire conference room was dead silent. Every employee who had been ecstatically rejoicing earlier was now staring at me in horror and disbelief.I looked at their amusing facial expressions and felt nothing.After the meeting was over, Dustin was the first person to rush into my office."You're crazy, Rachel Summers!" Dustin exclaimed. His eyes were red with anger as he pointed a finger in my fac

Lilian and Amber were then led out of my office, looking completely defeated.Dustin stood where he was with a complicated expression on his face.He looked at me with fear as if I were a stranger to him, even though we had been friends and comrades for years."Rach, I…"Dustin suddenly stopped talking, even though he looked like he wanted to continue.In the end, he just retrieved an envelope from his pocket and handed it to me.It was his resignation letter."I'm sorry," he said in a hoarse voice. "I was too stupid. I got affected by someone else's words and let the malicious comments get to me."I never should have doubted you. I also never should have…liked that comment behind your back."Dustin then inhaled deeply, like he was mustering the courage to speak, before finally looking at me."Actually, I wasn't just affected. I'll admit that I was jealous of you. I was jealous that you kept thinking about building your ideal, dream company, with your head in the clouds, whil

The Blackjacks' contract was up, and the project quickly came to a close.Jayden invited me out for dinner, saying that it was to review the intranet cybersecurity project.Then, he showed me a deck at the dinner table. He had compiled and turned how I'd handled the "20-dollar lunch controversy" into an internal training case study and titled it, "A Textbook Example of Internal Corporate Crisis Communication".Jayden sipped on his coffee and smiled at me, saying, "Ms. Summers, I have handled a lot of corporate crises before, and you were the first one who cornered the opposition and eventually destroyed them without resorting to dismissing or fining them."It's pretty brilliant," he said, praising me.I just smiled back at him and said, "You're too kind. I would've been rendered helpless otherwise.""No," he said with a shake of his head. "You weren't helpless. You were sharp, with the senses of a top predator."He said that he had described my handling of the situation anonymou