Nine Lies About Work Novels & Stories

Work. 11:30 a.m ., My Office Mia kicks my door open like she owns the place, balancing two coffees and judgment . “He never gives full access to newbies,” she says, dropping into the chair across from me. “Never. I’ve been here three damn years .” “It’s just work ,” I say, sipping the coffee she hands me . “He needed someone to run numbers.” “Bullshit.” She points her straw at me. “He looked at you like you hung the damn moon.”

I rolled over, got out of bed, and turned on my computer to begin organizing the Anderson family’s intelligence plans for the next quarter. Work was the best sleeping pill.

"You're so wild at heart, and you can't even behave like a decent human being! "At the very least, return their money, compensate them for emotional distress, and apologize properly. End things peacefully if you want to break up. Why resort to violence?" These coworkers, completely ignorant of the truth, had chosen to believe Karen's one-sided story without question. In their eyes, I was already nailed to the pillar of shame—the unforgivable one at fault. It was honestly so absurd I almost wanted to laugh.

Laura took another sip of her coffee, surprised that her best friend was often reprimanded by the big boss; even though Nina always worked hard, she was also among the smartest and most talented employees. "I don't think this is the first time, Nin." "You're right, Ra." Nina confirmed, "This is the third time my work has been rejected, even though I've checked it carefully." "Hmm, could someone be carrying out sabotage..." As the two girls were guessing at various possibilities, there was a sudden sound of clapping hands and someone's sarcasm. "How can you get good work results if you keep gossiping."

When she came out of the department manager's office, Nina happened to meet Liam, who came out of the meeting room. It was very late, and Liam was still busy with his work. Recently, he had suddenly become a workaholic, and she hardly ever saw him take a break. No matter she went to work during the day or worked overtime at night, she could always see Liam. Nina couldn't help sighing in her heart that there was a reason for a person's success. There was no such thing as a free ride. One had to work hard to achieve the ultimate successful! This was one of the reasons why Nina had always wanted to work in Ackman Group.

"And where exactly in a nun's résumé does it say we're ignorant or lazy women? For starters, I speak four languages, which, if I'm not mistaken, is two more than you. I worked eighteen hours a day, ninety percent of the time in precarious conditions. I'm methodical, organized, and disciplined—so literally, you've never had an assistant in your life who could be better than me. Clear enough?" Liam opened his mouth a few times. Because, put that way…! "But seriously, it's not healthy for us to spend all day together." "Don't worry. If you hire me as your assistant, you'll only see me when you call me into your office. And as a bonus, after work, we each go our separate ways. Happy?" He narrowe

“Are you going to like that?” Lucas shrugged. It was the same job he’d had before. Back then, his work day had consisted mostly of showing up late and hung over, getting yelled at, and trying to shirk as much work as possible until they were allowed to go home. Lucas had better intentions this time around, but he wasn’t quite sure what the job would be like if he were actually trying to do it properly. “It’ll be fine, I guess,” he managed.

It would be funny if he only used one way when he couldn't predict the future. Alex continued to walk down the street because the person who would meet him was also not far from the place he had promised. He only had up to two hours left before returning to work for the second time. That's right, Alex worked not just in one place but in several places at different times. He was looking for a lot of experience and money until all his needs were perfectly taken care of without disturbing the peace of others, there was nothing in the history of Alex's life that he was difficult to trouble others because he also did not like it when he bothered others.

“Aren’t you going to work?” He shook his head. “There’s not much to do at work.” I frowned. Was there not? Nikolai managed a multibillion-dollar company. At least, a substantial part of it. There was always a lot to do at work. My agency wasn’t even worth much yet I was busy almost every day. “You’re sleeping in?” “I’m done sleeping.”

"I told you, I'm off work. You can take off work too. And you can come to my house after contacting me!" Liana shook her head. "Sorry. But I don't want to take time off from work because my salary will be cut. Even if you are off work, I still work," Liana explained. "I'm a woman works hard not a lazy person." Nova closed the door when Liana insinuated himself as a lazy person. "Go away from here!" Nova kicks out Liana's. "Get away from my house!!" Liana holds the door about to close. "Okay, okay. I will go after helping you practice reading the speech script," said Liana.