Girl Get Rid Of That Jerk by Melissa Johns

Chapter 264

Allison gave the door a gentle knock.

"Come in," came the reply.

Without wasting any time, Allison walked in and got straight to the point. "Pierce, I'm thinking of resigning."

Pierce looked stunned. "What's this about? Why are you leaving on the very first day back after the New Year?"

Not too long ago, Allison and Pierce had gone on a business trip to Southern Ridge, and she effortlessly secured a decade-long contract with Infinique Ventures for case representation and legal advice. She was practically the firm's lucky charm, and Pierce was loath to see her go.

Allison didn't sugarcoat her reasons. "Lillian and I have some personal issues. I can't work under her."

Despite the glossy facade, these non-partner lawyers were just employees of the firm. Every case they handled meant a slice of the pie went to the firm, eventually trickling down as dividends for the partners and investors.

No matter how many cases Allison worked on, she was still an employee. Before, it didn't bother her as she was there to gain experience. But now, with Lillian climbing the ranks to become one of the bosses, every case Allison took would mean working for Lillian, who would likely give her a hard time.

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having such a financially powerful partner had Pierce dreaming big. Plus, Lillian was the adopted daughter of the Fisher family. If they could forge a connection with the Fishers through her, the firm could

firm's biggest deal ever, and the thought of losing her

my mind. I'll

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Oak zake. Our benefits and career prospects are second to none. You'd be hard-pressed to

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own law firm After gaining valuable experience over the past months, she felt Ready. With her connections and resources, she was confident she could attract top-notch lawyers and fresh talent from prestigious schools, and elevate her firm to surpass Summit &

believing she could succeed without leaning

But reality

world,

without leveraging family

networks was a e steep climb, especially with a formidable adversary like Lillian, the Fisher

building her career was