Severance Novels & Stories

Simon explained forwarding a document “I bet you know this better Mark… Rex always has this with him but this time, he left it with his secretary for complete distortion. I got it early this morning from a special agency an Intel” Simon said again after Mark collected the file “Jully told me of a document my dad said will be deleted from his achievement before the end of today. This is certainly it” Raymond added

I whispered, my throat tight. “Because I care for my son. And because, unlike the others, you seem like a sensible young woman. This… intensity… it will burn out. It always does. And I would hate for you to be hurt when it does.” Her eyes flicked to the envelope in my hand. “That is a severance package. A generous one. Enough to ensure you never have to worry about anything again. All we ask is that you make a clean break. For everyone’s sake.”

Both women paled. Penelope continued, her voice calm but firm. “Due to the current employment crisis, and as part of our leadership’s decision last week, you will receive a six-month severance package and continued benefits. You will also be given two weeks to transfer your current responsibilities under Rosalyn’s direct supervision. “We’ll meet again to review your severance agreement.” She turned to the rest of the leadership. “Mr. Monroe? Ms. Collins? Mr. Wilson? Any additional comments?” Jamison and Courtney both shook their heads. I didn’t even hesitate.

Too painful. Daisy was about to say: "It's actually not as miserable as people think." But a voice interrupted. “How long are you off this time?” asked Abel. The man has a rather sad past. He used to eat government meals, live in public housing, and remove some calendars for the manslaughter of his father. He is a handsome man but for some reasons he likes to have a shaggy beard, cover a third of his face. Currently he is an employee at the Iric’s vegan restaurant. Whoever asks him what his job is. He always says “I am a driver.” In fact, he looks like a carpenter. Touch where to do it. From cooking rice, chopping firewood, picking vegetables... “Now I don’t have a future plan. I just want t

“Yes.” Kolden’s mouth twitched. Not a smile. Not even bitterness. Just acknowledgment. “When Severance moves in,” he said, “the air gets… quieter.” Nori swallowed. “Why,” she asked, voice small. “You’re already severed.” Kolden blinked. “Because the wound isn’t only in the person,” he said. “It’s in the world.” Rafael’s gaze softened briefly. “That’s why we don’t treat severance like a private medical choice,” he said. “It’s not just cutting a thread. It’s cutting a seam in reality.”

"Return the money. Go apologize to Pete. Young lady, there's no shame in bowing your head." I looked at his conciliatory, "peacemaker" face and felt disgusted. "And if I don't?" His expression darkened. "Then this company won't be able to keep you around. You're fired. Pack your things and leave—now." I nodded. I took off my badge and set it gently on the desk. "Fine. Transfer my severance pay to my account. Short me a single cent, and I'll see you at arbitration." I turned and walked out.

"The company is currently optimizing our workforce, and you're the first to go." Fiona Lewis, the HR manager, slammed the termination notice down in front of me. "Sign it, Theresa Allen. Don't make this ugly for everyone." I glanced at the termination notice. The reason given for my dismissal was, "Age does not meet team-building requirements." None of my annual or performance bonuses were included in my severance pay. All I got was three thousand dollars, the amount I was owed for this month's work.

He was about to walk out of the room when he suddenly felt someone hugging his thigh. "I'm sorry, Mr. Thorne! I won't do it again! Please don't send me out of the city, my family needs me here!" he pleaded but September was just staring at him. His face blank and very unresponsive as he watched the guy who seems to be two to three decades older than him kneeling on the ground while hugging his left thigh. "You should've thought about them before you sold the company stock without me knowing," "I won't do it again! I swear my life---"

[“Andy, you’re not ready for anything like that. Just fire the woman. She already cost Monarch some serious distrust when she didn’t relay the design to be used. I’m sure they will just get rid of her. She’s not that useful to him or to you anymore.” At this, Andrea looked at Clara and her boyfriend. She combed her hand through her hair, speaking with a rather different tone of regret and guilt. “I wish I was stronger and wiser. I can’t do anything else but let you go, Clara. I won’t press charges against you. Just take it as you resigning to take care of your mother. I will get Finance to expedite your severance pay.” “…if I resign with her, can I get my

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