Novel & Cerita Quit Job, Gained Clingy Ex-boss

Clement urges him this time, but his mind has already been made up, and he's not even ready to change it. "I was ready for whatever comes out of this before I came here. I don't care about what happens next, Clement. You've been there for me all these years, and if this is going to separate us, then I really don't think that I will feel so bad about it," He slowly shakes his head, and Clement sighs deeply. "I think you should give this to the boss when you see him. Tell him that I quit," He says before he turns to leave. "He already found out Alicia is carrying your child... He will stop at nothing to make you change your mind," He stops abruptly as Clement's words ring in his head, and his

After work, we didn't know what went on in each other’s lives. “I need to see the boss,” I said. “Oh. He left not long ago, saying he had somewhere to be.” Then I was quitting without him. I had hoped he would pay me the last salary. “Well, I'm quitting.” Joy didn't look so shocked. She looked back at the car and looked back at me with a smile. “Of course you are.” Then she shocked me by walking around the counter and hugged me. “Good for you.” I went stiff, shocked. And when she didn't let go, I patted her back awkwardly. “Thanks.”

“Raven, there are countless people who’d kill for this job. And here you are, acting like you don’t care. Dad didn’t even want me to promote you, but I begged him. Don’t make me regret it.” I clenched my fists. “If you think you did me a favor by making me your personal assistant, then you’re wrong, sir.” “Oh, someone found their voice,” he sneered. “But we both know you need this job. So you’d better start respecting me. I’m your boss.” His words sliced at me, but instead of shrinking back, I felt something snap inside me. “You know what? Let me save you the trouble. I quit.” The room froze. His eyes widened, just as shocked as I was by the words that had just left my mouth.

And I had been resistant to him from the start. She stepped back, her hands now wrapped tightly around the coffee mug, the warmth clearly offering little comfort. “He’s not just calling you back to work,” she said after a moment. “He’s calling you back under his thumb. Into his orbit. That’s what he does—pulls people close so he can choke them without ever lifting a hand.” I let her words hang in the air for a moment, then met her gaze. “I’ll keep my head down. This isn’t a fight I want.”

Maybe we should just pursue it. And, I nodded my head slowly as I am sure I could still get what I wanted when the time comes. I just need to make him feel like I am not gonna abandon him. I feel sorry about him, too. I mean, I love my job, except for him being the jerk boss that I used to know. But, I did tell his fiancee that I would be quitting, and I really am. Then, his lips form a smile of relief, and he offered me his left pinky finger for a pinky promise. Hmm, he really has changed into someone that I have expected him to be at the beginning. The charming man.

“You need to snap out of it. Whatever is going on between you two needs to stay out of here. Which means you need to stop glaring at everyone she talks to because it’s not any of your worries.” “She didn’t stop glaring when she got annoyed by my flirting.” “She’s your boss, dude, she signs your paychecks. Look, I’m not thrilled you snapped her up but I can’t fight it. I’ve worked with Jackie for a few years and I’ve never seen her this happy, or look this amazing. And that, dude, is because of you. You make her smile when she fought to smile because of her ex. You make her laugh and believe in herself when all she heard over the years was someone tearing her down. I don’t know what you did,

Joy cries from across the table while she helps him with his bloody nose. Before I leave here today, he wouldn't be my Boss, and if I have my way tonight, he won't be my fiancé much longer. I need to find the right button to push to make that happen. Weaving my phone in their direction, I say, “ As of two seconds ago, you are no longer my Boss.” Looking confused, “ What are you talking about?” A bloody Jasper asks. “ I quit,” I said, weaving to them as I walked out the door. “Bye-bye.” I felt like a weight had been lifted off my shoulders.

he said, “this is your new boss, the CEO of Draxen Group, Mr. Jerry Whitmore.” Emma slowly shook her head. “No.” Jackson frowned. “Excuse me?” Emma looked directly at Jerry. Then she said, very clearly, “I quit.” The room went silent. Lucy’s mouth fell open. Jackson stared at her. “Miss Emma…” But Jerry stepped forward calmly, looking entirely too pleased with himself. “Sorry, Miss Jones,” he said, “you can’t quit.” Emma frowned. “What do you mean I can’t quit?” Jerry’s lips curved slightly. “The contract you just signed states that you must work for me for two years.”

“Luna, I get it. You’re bitter that I dumped you. But you need to know your place. I’m now the director of Genesis Group’s core project. I make millions a year, plus stock options. “And you? An illegal worker with a deportation record. You probably can’t even land a real job, can you? You want me to regret leaving you? Next time, at least make your lie believable.” I leaned back in my chair and toyed with the empty wine glass in my hand. I smirked as I stared at Cole’s smug face. “Cole, you’re only this confident because Genesis Group gave you that offer, aren’t you?” He snorted coldly and replied, “That’s right. That’s what being successful looks like. Someone at your level could never unde

He stood lower than my tall height so he didn't intimidate me. "Come here, Jackie," I said, still staring at Jared. "Stay there, bitch," Jared said and before I knew it, I had punched him in the face, forcing him to the floor. I crossed over his body and took off my jacket then covered her body up. I took her hand and we walked out of the room. I spotted Amelia and her boss angrily staring at me but I walked past them in silence. "Lucas, let me go. I need this job, you don't understand. Please, I need to go back!" Jackie said over the loud music but I pretended not to hear her until we left the club to the spot I parked my car.