Bonus Sans Depot Novels & Stories

"For Kate's year-end bonus this year, let's just give her 500 dollars to keep up appearances." My boss' nonchalant conversation with the accountant drifts through the half-closed break room door. "500 dollars? But Mr. Ribeiro, she's our top salesperson this year," the accountant reminds Rupert Ribeiro cautiously. "The new guy, Carter Stevens, just closed a small deal, and you just approved a 5,000-dollar bonus for him…" Rupert scoffs. "You don't get it. Carter's a man—a rising star. You have to throw money at him to bring out his killer instinct. "As for Kate, she's a 40-year-old woman. She's old. Even if she leaves us, who's going to want her? Giving her 500 dollars is already doing her

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"William, when you slipped Jack that 300 thousand, did you forget one thing?" William paled and struggled to steady his tone. "What 300 thousand? Stop making things up to change the subject!" "You know best whether I'm making it up or not," I said, pulling out a voice recorder from my bag. It was a habit I built from years of being in sales. I'd never go anywhere without it. "Jack, you just said this cash came from the safe at home?" Jack stiffened, then answered firmly, "That's right! It's on the third shelf."

He told me don’t worry, doll, I won’t make you look like me. “The offer still stands. If you ever leave my zia, then I would gladly take you all in. Oh, before I forget.” I say as I walk towards my phone and pull up my banking app. I had asked Alina for their banking details before in a text and she sent it to me. I transfer $20,000 split between the four of them. Their phones ding with a new notification. They look from their phones with shocked eyes and to me. “We can’t take this. It’s too much.” Paige says to me from behind and I turn my head to look at her.

Mr. Hurst snatched the keyboard off my desk and glanced at the wall clock. He hissed urgently at me, "Jonah, I can apply for a 5,000-dollar bonus for you under the employee rewards system. Just get that order back at once." Hearing this, I let go of the mouse and sneered. "Mr. Hurst, didn't you just tell me that the employee rewards system has been abolished? Which policy are you referring to for this bonus now? Are you just making empty promises?"

The laughter that erupts through my lips, echoe in the dim room. I point at the laptop. "There. That's your son." I stand from my chair and walk to his. I squat and use my index finger to brush through the rope which tied his hand. "You caused this to yourself. A full grown man like you, unable to pay a debt? It's a shame." I adjust my legs. "Tell me, what did you use the money for? You should have found comfort in your little world, but you wanted to have a taste of rich life. Just see what is costs you." I stare at his son. "I believe a bad debt should never be forgiven. It's a debt for a reason and therefore, should be paid for." I stand and put my hands into my pocket. "We had an agreeme

"Wu? I'm Timmy's younger sister. Help me do something. The pay will not be lower than my brother's." The other side quickly replied, "As long as the money is paid, we can do anything. But even if you are Boss Horfoud's sister, we still have to follow the rules. Before doing anything, you have to give a deposit. This deposit will not be refunded, regardless of whether it is successful or not." Yosie was impatient. "As long as you do things well, I will give you the money!" "I will send you the account number. You can transfer 200,000 first."

Thinking of this, he opened Flames' Customer Service on Snap Chat. Seth: Are you there? Flames' Customer Service: Yes, I'm here. Seth: If I deposit 200, I get a bonus of 60. So if I deposit 2,000, do I get a bonus of 600? Flames' Customer Service: That's right, you understood correctly. Seth: So I can just transfer the money directly to you, right? Flames' Customer Service: Yes. Seth: Transferring 2,000.

"I am not being chased out of my own market by a nameless competitor unless I’m dead. Do you understand? Go back down there and find a buyer, or find a new job!" Miller scrambled away, nearly tripping over his own feet. I gripped the railing so hard the metal bit into my palms. Buzz. Buzz. Buzz. The vibration in my pocket felt like an electric shock. I pulled out my phone, expecting a plea for a meeting or a bank update. Instead, it was a notification from my private account. DEBIT: $300,000.00 – HAUTE BÉBÉ BOUTIQUE. The air left my lungs, and I sank onto a stack of wooden planks, my head spinning. Three hundred thousand dollars. This was the third massive debit this week.

Steven shrugged. Cassian rolled his eyes, “Fine,” he conceded, “You'll find the bonus in your salary this month. Happy?” “Yes.”