They Hated Me in My First Life, But Now I Have the Love System

Chapter 363: Fired Again

From their offices, a few workers from the second and third floors had already started to gather, some out of curiosity, others with barely hidden resentment.

They still remembered how Lilian, Kosi, and Nnenna had all been promoted above them, and the sting had not faded. Some were angry. Others had quietly waited for a moment like this, hoping the tide would finally turn in their favor.

For a few, especially those from the second floor, this was not just about resentment, it was about revenge. They had endured the sight of the three girls rising too quickly, and now that one of them had seemingly “fallen,” they were eager to take advantage. Someone had seen the opportunity and twisted it into a public humiliation.

Lilian could tell that Juliet wanted to find fault with Nnenna by all means. The people standing around were not stepping in either, and Lilian knew better than to start a scene in the hallway.

Without a word, she stepped forward and gently tugged Nnenna by the arm, then signaled for Kosi to follow. She intended to de escalate the situation.

But Juliet was not done.

“What do you think you’re doing?” she snapped. “I’ve seen the records. That slacker hasn’t even been showing up for work.”

She pointed directly at Nnenna, then turned to Lilian. “And you, who gave you permission to leave?”

She paused then questioned Kosi “I hope no one’s been paying this parasite while she’s been missing,” she said, her voice rising.

“Employees who abandon their duties don’t deserve a salary! If we start tolerating disobedience, what message are we sending to those of us who actually work hard?”

A good number of people muttered in agreement.

punishment himself, don’t you think so?” Kosi asked cautiously. The news that Nnenna was fired hadn’t yet reached Juliet, Kosi and Lilian and so Kosi was still trying to manage the

and none of it was good. Naturally, those stories had come from

Juliet had believed them all, feeding her resentment. It didn’t help that she had also noticed a certain person’s growing interest in the girl. That alone

Juliet snapped when Kosi tried to reason with her. “There’s no need to run to Head Manager

six months. I hope this never happens again. Also, you’ll be working directly

calm, with a

as lazy?” she scoffed, turning

Jane who led the group earlier, chimed in, trying to score points. “She’s probably just intimidated by your…

Juliet’s ego even more. She lifted

turned back to Nnenna, her expression smug. “Since you can’t even follow simple orders, you’re fired. Effective

attention to Jane who had chimed in earlier, she added, “You’re replacing her, as

replied eagerly, gratitude practically written across her

fire someone and appoint a

step forward. “What did you just say?” she asked coldly. “Would you like to be replaced as well? Would you prefer to shut up

around knew she meant it. The silence that

could say more,

isn’t the first time we’ve been threatened with losing our jobs, right Lilian?” she

a

to Kosi directly, but she was quick to join the standoff. Her voice was firm as she continued, “We’re not the type to break just because someone waves job security in our faces. If

words hung in the air, confident,

Juliet’s face paled.