Novel & Cerita Why Didn't Asta Get Promoted

The officers of the Astral Guardians basked in their accolades, with the Alpha King himself recognizing their victories against rogues. “All of us got promoted, yet you, Alpha Hunter, had the biggest impact on this case. And still—no promotion?” Joyril pointed out, turning to Hunter with curious eyes. “It’s not that he wasn’t offered one,” Charles chimed in. “He turned it down.” “Turned it down? Why would you do that?” Michael asked, his brows furrowed in disbelief.

Declan: He didn’t feel like rushing. He needed to get his emotions under control first, but the closer he came to the donor wing, the more his nerves started acting up. Declan had no evidence to support his suspicions, but he knew there’d be some kind of retribution for Aster’s outburst – they needed her, and wouldn’t do anything to her, but they would do something to him, just so they could get her in line and on board with their plans.

The afternoon, Jate is going to pick up his wife after her work. He started anddrove his Ebike and headed straight to the office where his wife working. Angela's working salary is not that high. Her position is assistant head of the Interior design department in the company. She's longing to get promoted as a Head of the department. Her ability are outstanding, no one can compare against her, but instead she's never been promoted because of Winston family against her. She's always working hard for the company but no one appreciated her efforts, but instead she's always been humiliated about her status and her live-in husband.

“What do you mean you cannot help? Just a while ago you were ready to do anything to help me, weren’t you? What happened now? Also, I am not asking for much. You just have to tell me…” “The due date for the enlisting name ended yesterday. No more entries will be taken. I am sorry!” “You… you are kidding, right?” I questioned, stammering. “No, I am not! I am sorry!” he said and walked past me. Dumbfounded, I stood still, not able to think of my next move. Then, suddenly, my eyes fell on Aster walking out of the building, with Aadora ahead of him. The grin on his face made it clear that he had something to do with enlisting. So, without any second thought, I made my way to him.

"Not in five hundred years, not in two years, not ever." "I have confidence in myself, but friendship takes effort from both sides," I replied. Her eyebrows furrowed. "So you think I'm the one not trying?" Fuck. "You're right," I admitted. "This is difficult." "Agreed." Something nagged at me, but I knew bringing it up wouldn't bring us any closer. It concerned Ashton. I scratched my jaw. "So, Ashton doesn't have a license anymore," I began. "I thought the only reason you two didn't ride together was because of his driving."

I nodded, jaw tight. He looked up at the sky for a moment, pretending to reflect. "I heard she’d been denied several promotions over the past couple of years. Heard she was in financial difficulty, trying to pay for her father’s surgery. So I reviewed her work. It was impressive. More than deserving. So I promoted her." "Don’t act like it was altruism," I snapped. "You don’t just promote people out of nowhere." "So I can’t reward talent anymore without it being called fucking? Is that what this is? Guilt talking?" he asked calmly.

Stella was a busy lady in the company, this was because she had never been seen having chats with Jeffa who had been her assistant that long. When they reached the mall, they headed for the cafeteria. “So, if you were here for a week now, why did you not join the company then?” Stephany asked as they walked in. “Because the company doesn’t announce the time for someone’s arrival nor is the person given a specific time. Only a deadline,” Astridge replied truthfully. “This company’s management is mysteriously weird,” “You can say that again,” Astridge chuckled. “But, I like that!” Stephany stated.

She asked, her face showing some sort of detest for me as she picked my form with her eyes, staring at me from head to toe for a minute before asking again with a frowned face, "What happened to Stanley?" "I gave him the promotion he's due for. He works at another department." Mr. Garcia replied. "You sent him away just to hire this one?" She asked, rolling her eyes at me. "I mean, look at her, she's not even properly dressed as an assistant should. Who wears funky dresses and ugly shoes to work these days?" She is as blunt as her brother with words. (Don't forget to vote, comment and share with friends!!!)

I was never good enough for them. I would bring in good results, and they would never be satisfied with it. As I thought of what to say, my eyes instinctively landed on Asha, who had been terribly silent the whole time. I watched as she took a sip of her drink and stuffed down her food with disdain on his face. “It’s really a good thing that you were here to keep things running, Astrid. Just imagine how hard would it be for father if he had to work for three years without a Beta,” Andros paused, his expression sobering slightly. “We’re lucky to have you, Astrid.”

He was interrupted by Raleigh, who shouted out, "Mr. Ferguson, did you give up on Vesta because of her? After a brief pause, Stewart nodded. "Yes. I was considering giving you the overview at a later time. Raleigh turned to Charlene before he could finish, saying, "Vesta is only 25 years old and recently received her PhD from one of the top 10 universities. Ms. Ross's credentials must be even more outstanding if she was able to secure a position at PrimeStar. Stewart had not disclosed the true reasons for his decision to not hire Vesta, although it was widely believed that he had personal motives. Raleigh thought Charlene was hired at PrimeStar because of personal ties after witnessing her h