Living With My Lady Boss by Blue Silver

"Are you a member of the Cultivators Association?" asked Wilbur.

Zimmer hurriedly replied, "I am, sir." Wilbur said slowly, "Good. The Eastern Sun District had a bully like that under your watch, so you're responsible too. I'm punishing you by reflecting on your mistakes for a month. Do you have a problem with that?" "No, sir. I'm responsible for that and I'm willing to accept any punishment," said Zimmer while he knelt.

Wilbur nodded and said, "I'm giving you a light punishment because it's not a big deal, but if anyone like him appears in the Eastern Sun District again, I'll punish you as I see fit." "Yes, sir. I will remember this lesson and reflect on my mistakes. I promise this won't happen again," Zimmer said.

Wilbur stood and told Gage, "Get someone for the delivery and ship the goods to Sealake Island as soon as possible." "Yes, sir," Gage replied in a very respectful tone.

Wilbur glanced around after he said that. Everyone lowered their heads cautiously. After that, he turned around and left the place.

Zimmer immediately stood up right after Wilbur left. He gave the subordinates a rough beating, then said, "You trash! You heard what he said. If anyone dares to cause trouble again, I'll kill you guys myself." Buff and his subordinates were dead silent. They were all trembling.

"Pay the compensation to them immediately, then get someone to load the delivery trucks. I'll break your legs if there are any delays." Buff hurriedly transferred nine million dollars to Gage when Zimmer scolded him. Then, he ordered everyone to help lift the truck.

the truck up while loading

in their bodies at that point. They were all working very

were even more afraid of Wilbur.

already evening when Wilbur returned to Sealake Island. The

Island, so they unloaded the goods

respectfully after unloading the goods, "Sir, lettransfer to you the nine million dollars

"Didn't I say the money is for you guys? Just split it

and the drivers

dare

go. I have things to attend to." The

million dollars per person!" It was undoubtedly a huge sum of money for them. They could never earn that kind of money by driving delivery trucks for their entire lives. They felt like