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Chapter 165

Calen’s grip on the papers tightened, his knuckles turning white. He skimmed the list again, his eyes narrowing at the sheer number of names.

“What the hell is this?” he snapped, tossing the papers onto his desk. He turned to his secretary, who stood stiffly across from him. “Why the hell is there a mass resignation in my department?”

The secretary hesitated. “Sir, it-”

“Why was this approved?” Calen cut him off, his frustration mounting.

The secretary swallowed hard. “We couldn’t find a reason to disapprove the contracts. And the HR said-”

Calen’s glare darkened. “Shut up.” He didn’t wait for a response. Pushing his chair back with a sharp scrape, he stood and strode out of his office.

The entire floor was silent as he walked past, employees pretending to focus on their work, avoiding his gaze. He didn’t care. His steps didn’t slow until he reached the HR department. Without knocking, he pushed the door open, startling the HR manager, who looked up from her desk.

“What is going on?” Calen demanded, slamming the papers onto the desk in front of her. “You approved all these resignations?”

The HR manager blinked but kept her composure. “They followed the proper procedure,” she said. “We’re not breaking any laws.”

Calen’s jaw clenched. “Did you even ask them why they were leaving?”

The HR manager hesitated.

Calen’s patience snapped. “These people have been here for years. They’re important to the company. You didn’t think it was worth looking into why they all suddenly decided to leave?”

She exhaled, her fingers tightening around her pen. “They only gave one reason.”

Calen’s eyes bore into her. “And?”

“Their goals no longer align with the goals of the company.”

Calen’s fists clenched. That was it? That was the only explanation? His mind churned, trying to piece together what the hell was going on.

that?” he asked

but nodded. “Sir, this isn’t the only resignation.

snapped up. “Other departments?”

again. “However, we’ve already posted those positions and are in the process of

in

HR manager didn’t respond immediately. She knew better than to argue when he

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sir that is

pushed himself away from the desk and stormed out of the office, his anger barely contained. Something was going on, and he had some suspicion about who

barely had time to step out of his way as he made a direct path to Izzy’s office. He didn’t bother knocking. He pushed the

from her desk, seemingly unfazed. She leaned back slightly, setting her pen down as she watched him. “To what do I owe

her desk. “Why are you doing this?” he demanded. “Are you really going to destroy the whole

a brow. “I have no idea what you’re talking about.”

tightened. “Don’t play dumb, Izzy. Thanks

her head. “And that’s my fault?

scoffed. “You instigated this.”

up the papers, flipping through them lazily before setting them back down. “That’s a serious accusation,” she said, clasping her

body was tight with frustration, but he forced himself to

He was alone.

unconscious. His father was indifferent, blaming him for everything. And now, the one project that could

eyes. His voice was steady this time. “Why aren’t you leaving

in her chair, watching him carefully. “I’m not doing anything at all,”

felt a sinking weight in his chest. His hands curled into fists before he forced them to relax. He let out a slow breath,

for the company?” he asked, his voice measured. “Even just for this project? Or convincing the

already told you. I’m leaving.” She tapped the stack of papers lightly. “And as for them? Convincing them to stay isn’t my job.” Her eyes met his. “It’s yours, Vice President

stared at her, feeling the weight of

out of Izzy’s

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