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When the entire company chose silence and compliance, only she had shown a sliver of kindness. I repaid kindness with good and didn't tolerate malice. Having dealt with this matter, I turned to leave. Behind me, Andrew called out to me, "Mr. Neal, one moment!" He handed me a black card. "This is my company's Supreme VIP card. From now on, all your consumption across our affiliated industries will be free for life. "Also, I've bought Club Summit on the floor below the office and converted it into a private lounge just for you. The passcode is your birthday.

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I took a closer look, noticing they had expired a full year ago. "What about my $1.5 million?" I asked. He gestured back at the goods reassuringly. "Don't worry. The bonus is all accounted for. These items add up to exactly $1.5 million in value. You've done a great job, and we would never shortchange a top performer like you." He started the applause. "Let's all give a big round of applause for this year's sales champion." My colleagues in the audience looked at me with mockery or sympathy. I glanced at the price tag of that shampoo that had no proper branding or safety certifications. Absurdly, it was marked at 999 dollars.

However, I turned all the good positions down and chose a stable 9-to-5 because Nia said she wanted to focus on entrepreneurship, so she asked me to spend more time taking care of our home. I did not earn much at my current job, but I had enough time to care for Nia and both our parents. I thought that such a sacrifice would improve our quality of life, but I never expected Nia to betray me in return. I waved Gordon off. “It’s fine. I’ve already resigned, and I’m going overseas next month!” Both Nia and Gordon looked surprised at that. The next moment, Gordon congratulated me happily. “That’s great news! Don’t forget me once you’ve made it big out there!”

With your meagre skills, you should be paying the company to work here instead of asking for an annual bonus! I was torn between being mad and amused. The client was a cousin so distant that he couldn't technically be called a relative. Did Kai really think his name was worth anything? Mary was all fired up upon hearing Kai's comment. "You're so amazing, Mr. Moran. I slapped Mr. Warner, and he was still so eager to work with us. "We're no longer the average company. With a crucial piece of technology in our portfolio, we're winners now. We don't need the sales department!"