Chapter 63: Natalie’s Bold Decision

Half an hour had passed since Natalie returned to her office, and Dan and Ella were busy working on following her orders.

Meanwhile, Ken and the other two, all smug, were celebrating looking down at her on her first day in the office.

"She won’t last here even a week."

"Chairman Ford would be happy, if we make here leave even sooner."

Within next five minutes, the entire office was in an uproar as employees received emails directly from the CEO.

"What’s going on?"

"How can she do this?"

Ken emerged from his office, visibly irritated by the commotion. "What’s all this? Why aren’t you working?"

"Mr. Ken, we’ve all been fired," one employee said, holding up their phone.

"What?" Ken exclaimed, quickly checking the employee’s email for confirmation. His eyes widened in disbelief.

"Wait here, let me talk to her," he snapped, spinning around—only to see Natalie standing there with her arms crossed, watching the chaos unfold with a calm, almost amused expression.

"I didn’t realize firing someone could be this satisfying, Dan," she remarked lightly, "and so many at once."

Ken strode toward her, his face red with anger. "Ms. Natalie, how can you fire all of them? If they’re gone, who will do the work?" His voice was thick with frustration. "It takes time to hire and train employees—you can’t just—"

"Ken, is it?" Natalie finally acknowledged him with a cold glance. "Yes, Ms. Natalie," he responded, his tone changing, though barely masking his anger.

do you think that just because I’m new, I’m clueless and you’re the

a business. What are we going to do if all the

to do with this company," her voice sharp and unforgiving. "They’re employees of this company in name only, enjoying a paycheck while working for the Ford Group and draining resources

across the room, leaving

the meeting and offering them real work,

but tried to maintain his composure. "There’s nothing left for this company to do. It’s

better off going back to her, licking her feet, than standing here

taut with barely concealed anger, "I’d appreciate

any?" she shot back coldly. "But don’t worry, I have something for you that’s well-deserved." She gestured to Dan, who

a special employee of Sephina Ford, I took the liberty of personally signing your termination letter instead of sending an

paled, but he quickly recovered. "Firing a key employee on your first day—is this how you intend to run this company? If I leave,

Ford know that I’ll run this company how I see fit. In

but you young people need to learn which dreams are

into a cold smile. "Do we have a security guard to throw him out? Because I don’t want my heels to make

a calm but firm tone. "You heard

had also been fired. "Don’t worry," he said to them.

out, followed by

fell eerily quiet, leaving only Natalie, Dan, Ella, and a single receptionist in the

"What’s

and full of confidence as she responded, "We’re going to restore this company to its original goal—PR and artist management. We’ll take

We’ll have to start from scratch," Ella noted

impossible. We’ll rename it to StarCraft PR

face brightened. "That’s a

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