CHAPTER SIXTY-SEVEN

Before I entered the company, someone called me behind. I turned and found the man that I just knew worked at the company because I saw him once or twice here when I used to work here.

“Oh, morning sir,” I told him.

He looked at me as if food that just arrived at the table and you didn’t order it. I don’t know if it was because I didn’t dress to impress or what. But I just smiled, waiting for him to tell me what he wanted.

“You are late. And I haven’t been seeing you here lately. Do you know how much work we have because you haven’t been coming here for the past month now?” He spoke, his face full of rage.

I smiled, but before I could even speak he went on, “don’t give me excuses. I don’t need that. All I want from you is to work, nothing more. You can keep your excuses to yourself. Come on, we have a lot of things we need to get out of the track in the backyard,” he scolded.

But I just stood there. It’s weird how some people were well informed about the news in town and yet other wer
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