CHAPTER 91
Author: Chessman
last update2024-08-31 23:02:38

The tension in the store reached its breaking point when the manager, her face flushed with anger and frustration upon hearing what the sale girl just said she couldn't believe her ears she is trying to save her neck and it turned out the outspoken sales girl who had been causing the most trouble wants to kill her before her time.

Without warning he immediately stood up, and she slapped the girl across the face.

“Smack!”

The sound was sharp and loud in the suddenly silent store. The girl gasped, her hand flying to her cheek, her eyes wide open in shock as she used her to ease the pain before she couldn't process what had just happened, the manager added.

“You’re fired”

The manager hissed, her voice cold and unforgiving.

“Get out of my store. Now!!.”

The salesgirl was frozen in her position, she was still stunned from the slap, she stumbled backward, her eyes filling with tears. She looked around, desperate for support from her coworkers, but they all avoided her gaze. It was as i
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