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CompletedThe Company’s Owner Is Mad That I Got Fired
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- English
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- Radiant Pear
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- 9
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A top salesperson has flexible hours approved by Mdm. Hall but faces a colleague’s demand to report after working through the night.
The threat is dismissal if visiting heiress Cadence Hall is offended. The employee recognizes another connection: Cadence has wanted to marry into their family. A dispute over attendance now rests on authority and relationships the colleague has not considered.
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