Jocat Quitting Novels & Stories

"Relax. I'll withdraw from the competition." The room went quiet for a beat. Then I set down my fork, stood up, and walked out. I couldn't take it anymore. It felt as if some invisible force was dragging me right back into the storm from my past life, and no matter what I did, I couldn't fight free. Quitting hurt. I knew I would disappoint my teammates and my professor. But right now, this was the only way I could breathe. I pulled out my phone and dialed a number. When a low voice answered, I said softly, "I want to back out of the competition. I need your help."

"Get your shit together, Johnson. This is the world you sheltered motherfuckers are oblivious and blind to. You were living a life where none of this could touch you and yet you willingly jumped into this mess. Remember this, you got yourself involved on your own free will; whether or not you signed up for the things that you went through today doesn't count as shit." I opened my mouth to say something but Jax beat me to it. "What? You want to quit?" Jax scoffed with a sarcastic smile. "Did you think that this was something you can get out of that easily? Did you think you could quit just because you say you quit? Even in the movies, they had to get beat up before they could quit. In real li

“Stop it, Jordan.” “Come on. You’re unmated. I’m unmated. We’re both lonely. If we’re still without a mate when we’re like forty, we should agree to mating.” “And then have to deal with that kind of rejection as well when your true mate suddenly makes an appearance? No, thanks.” “As well?” Jordan asked. “What other rejection have you had to deal with?” “Huh?” “You just said you’d have to deal with that kind of rejection as well. I’m just curious who else has rejected you? Or what have you been rejected for?”

"Why quit? Where else will you find a boss who looks out for you, protects you, and doesn't let you get pushed around? JL Capital has a relaxed work environment without cutthroat competition. It's one of a kind in Johnsonville. For your first job, landing a position at JL Capital is incredibly lucky! Once you get used to working here, you'll find it hard to adapt anywhere else!" "I've thought about all that." "You've thought about it and still want to quit?" Wendy was visibly upset upon hearing my decision and continued trying to persuade me. Just then, Penelope called. I was still on the phone with Wendy when I opened WeChat to reply to Penelope. Before I could, her message came through: "J

I replied confidently. “Apparently the board thinks that this is not good enough Ella. I know you’re a very hard worker but the results are just not showing since the last two quarters. Hence the board has decided to discontinue your contract from next month. I am so sorry for this news Ella” Jen replied apologetically.

"Yeah, the stock room is quite the sight, isn't it? Excuse me." He doesn't move an inch. And there's no way I'm sliding past him, rubbing any part of me against any part of him. No. So, we stand there, staring at each other, only the look in his eyes makes my stomach turn. And in that moment, my decision is made. I don't have to deal with this shit. I don't have to deal with John, not for a second longer. "I quit," I state. "What did you say?" "I quit. Get out of my way so I can leave here for the last time."

Jia stared at the file without reaching for it "I can't accept it." "What?" Elena's eyes narrowed "What do you mean you can't? This is exactly what you have been waiting for. It's the kind of project that changes everything." Jia looked away, her voice quiet but firm "I'm quitting the industry." The silence that followed was deafening. Elena shot up from her seat "That's nonsense" she snapped, hands planted on her hips "You are not just throwing away a role Jia, you're throwing away everything you have worked for. Why now? What the hell is going on with you?"

Michael Grant let out a short, sarcastic laugh on the other end of the line, seemingly surprised that I'd suddenly grown a sense of humor. Then, he hung up. A notification popped up on my phone, informing me that the three-year mourning period was over. According to the agreement between the Grants and the Riversons—Michael's family and mine—I could now get a divorce. I'd just finished instructing my lawyer to start the divorce process when I saw Lucy Lovelace showing off her romance on her social media.

Louis said as he turned to me with a bored look. “ Oh c'mon that's why I've got you two ” I giggled. “And what if I said I was quitting tomorrow? ” Louis snapped. “ Huh..?? ” I paused as I stared at him. Shit!!! If Louis quits I'm so doom!! “ Don't worry I was joking ” Louis said as he rolled his eyes and went back to managing the counter Phewwwww “ But really you should avoid the way you run up to him whenever he calls ” Louis said and turned as he walked off.

Deeply. "What do you mean?" Emerson asked, his voice full of confusion. "What are you talking about?" Eric's voice echoed. I swallowed the lump in my throat, "I will quit. I am quitting from my position, from my job in the company." Both men fell silent for a moment, stunned. "So," I continued, my voice stronger now, "having said that, Eric, you don't need to leave. You don’t need to quit, because…." I looked at Eric. "I am going to quit the company. I am no longer an employee here."