The line went silent for a moment."Are you sure?""Yes."I looked at Erin's beautiful, arrogant face. My voice went cold."And have the first list of management changes ready."First name on it: Erin Carter."I paused, then slowly smiled.She was right about one thing. At work, you should avoid even the appearance of favoritism.This time, I'd make sure she avoided it completely.For three years, I'd been the top performer in Sterling Tech's marketing department.I'd closed more contracts than anyone else, earned the highest client satisfaction scores, and landed some of the company's toughest clients myself.But every time promotions came around, my name was crossed off the list.Some of the people who'd started with me were already directors or leading their own teams. I was still a team lead.Everyone at the company knew why.My fiancée, Erin, was the marketing director.She was happy to take credit for the numbers I brought in, but she refused to let me actually move up."Ethan, d
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