Wife by Day, Boss by Night by Thalia Quillspeak

Chapter 130

“I must say you’ve got a way with words that seems perfect for a managerial promotion.” Natalie said with a smile, her voice soft.

You must be joking, my lady!” The associate replied, somewhat flattered and startled, bowing repeatedly in response.

But Natalie’s smile was gentle. “Why would you think I’m joking? You seem to think the rules of the marketplace don’t apply to you. I’m not aware that the policies of Global Entertainment Group include allowing employees to insult customers or refuse to let them try on clothes at their discretion?”

“Of course not, my lady.” Wood replied, lowering his head slightly and speaking softly.

The associate, overhearing their exchange, was shaking in her pumps, hastily apologizing to Natalie, “I’m so sorry, my lady! It was my oversight! I messed up! I…”

“Pick up your three months‘ severance pay from the general manager’s office after work today. and then you’re out.” Natalie cut her off coldly before she could finish.

People like her were bad for the company’s bottom line.

As one of the silent shareholders of Global Entertainment Group, Natalie felt she had the authority to hire or fire any regular employee.

properly before you leave today. I won’t tolerate a single wrinkle affecting a second sale,” Natalie said, pointing to two particular

single mistake, ten times the compensation!”

and quickly got to work,

assistant manager hasn’t been fired yet, she’s still an

associate, unable to voice her distress, with a pale face,

with the checkout. The sale counts towards your performance,” Natalie said. turning her gaze to

hesitation, seemingly afraid to take the credit

was someone who used her position to belittle and bully. Even with her dismissal imminent, the clerk was still afraid to cross het.

at the clerk. “Starting today, you’re taking

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manager’s position. After work,

within her probation period, how can she…” The associate couldn’t help

try to protest.

someone took her spot, she’d never

with a tight frown, “Are you the