When Her "Death" Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel)

Chapter 1443 A Test Of Capability

The other employees could never have predicted that Cecilia would put their work aside and take her complaints directly to Thomas, the boss himself,

After listening to Cecilia's complaint, Thomas turned to the stack of documents she referenced. His brow furrowed as he realized the workload she was handling was far too extensive for an intern.

He glanced up at Lysanna and asked pointedly, "Lysanna, care to explain? Why is everyone else dumping their work on an intern? Should I consider hiring someone new to manage their tasks instead? Or are they paying this young lady out of their pockets for handling their responsibilities?"

Lysanna's face turned pale. "Mr. Stafford, please let me explain. I only suggested that if the others were overwhelmed, they could temporarily delegate some tasks to Cecilia."

Thomas' tone sharpened. "The work here is assigned fairly. This young lady managed to translate two documents in a single morning. Meanwhile, the rest of them seem incapable of finishing their own assignments. Maybe I need to reevaluate your performance." Lysanna felt a surge of frustration when Thomas placed all the blame on her.

She protested, "Mr. Stafford, there's no way Cecilia completed those translations accurately without using a translation software. A technical document like that would take an experienced professional hours."

Unmoved, Thomas picked up Cecilia's documents and scanned them briefly before handing them over. "Have a look," he said, his tone calm but firm.

Reluctantly, Lysanna took the papers. Her eyes widened as she read. The translation was impeccable-no grammatical errors, and no signs of software usage.

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Cecilia. He spoke with an icy edge. "You've been here two years, Lysanna, and your translations have

of undermining Cecilia, her actions had backfired, putting the intern in the spotlight while tarnishing her own

is responsible for their tasks will complete them without pushing them onto

Cecilia and added, "Ms. Smith, excellent work. Focus on your own assignments. If anyone tries to burden you with theirs, inform me immediately. I don't keep underperformers here." "Understood,

Cecilia turned and left Thomas' office calmly though the tension

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