Garrett Jobless Novels & Stories

Garrett groaned. "On the bright side, we saved Christmas for all of our employees," Adam said with a shrug. This was true. Garrett did feel a sense of relief and accomplishment. He always valued his employees whether they were wolves or not. Garrett would be damned if he turned out anything like his father. He wanted his employees to feel valued and he was going to stick to his promise to ensure that happened.

"Now get up. You got work to do." I didn’t move. Not yet. Luka gave the faintest nod, almost like approval. I swallowed back my disgust and pushed myself up slowly, my dress still clinging uncomfortably to my body. My limbs felt heavy, but I refused to let my emotions show. The man’s eyes never left me. "That’s better," he sneered, crossing his thick arms over his broad chest. "Name’s Garret. I’m the Overseer of Omega Labor. Means every miserable little bitch like you answers to me."

"Enough explaining. Dismiss everyone. As for you—go back to Aurelia City! You're fired!" Garrett paled upon hearing that. He trembled. He had put in so much effort and used so many family resources to achieve what he had, but everything had fallen apart in an instant. Henry knew Garrett was in deep trouble. Garrett bowed awkwardly toward Henry and said, "It was my mistake. Please spare me." "Fuck off! I have no time to deal with small fries like you. Don't even think I'll put in a good word for you," Henry said coldly.

Garrett with the clean transaction documentation that needed to be assembled into a public response before the story had time to calcify in the market as credible fact. He had a significant amount of work ahead of him. He had called Savio first. He picked up the story and went to find Lars. …

But now he saw the gap she filled, and he wanted her back. Yelena did not want to admit it, but she missed him too. Garrett was easy to control. He was an open book. His time was up, and she had no choice but to get rid of him and focus on getting Jonathan back, but Garrett was not letting honthat easily. He seemed to have fallen for it. Speaking of control, Jonathan was having a hard time. His sister's words kept replaying in his head. He could no longer run from the truth. Walter Media was in shambles. Everything had gone wrong.

I even had to wash Jessica's undergarments for her. Gregory came out of the den and noticed I was watching the TV. He seemed flabbergasted. "You're having your day off today?" I replied flatly, "Have you forgotten? I got fired yesterday." Gregory gave a slight nod. "You should go and look for a new job, then. Otherwise, how are we going to pay for our family's living expenses?" Jessica asked me during breakfast, "Sasha, will you be able to find a new job that also pays you more than 20 thousand dollars a month?"