ctual that morning. However, Emma wanted to faint when she saw herself dressed in the uniform of the ca

rker, handed her a piece of paper with instructions. Emma hadn't even been working for two hours, and he

l preparation for everyo

10:30 a.m., very punctual, you need to bring the cof

minded her of when the situation had been the opposite. She regretted not havi

er fingers. She rushed to the water faucet, trying to comfort the wo

her floors, and when she came i

10:30, you need to bring the coffee to

burned my finger, and it hu

icitly ordered you to be the

ve

, devil! Don't yo

just an employee like me, so move, or

apron and, on a tray, carried what sh

a good coffee, which she drank at a specific time. That timing, however, was just an invention to

l the cafeteria, but at that mom

Emma entered, carrying a tray in her hands,

Olivia. I broug

and looked at her out of

ask for the coffee t

s or so-it's not a big deal. I b

o me, Emma?" Emma blush

t to treat me like this. Yes, we're going through a tough situatio

and reached up to rub

yee of my company. And I'm grateful for that. If you don't want me to keep messing wi

rembling hands, she went to Olivia's desk, placed the sm

ook a sip, but she nearly

ire them right now." "What?" Emma asked. "I made it mysel

! You want to get back at me for the times I messed up your bre

ble to swallow the hard lu

livia.

nally, so loudly that Emma blushed, and

sighed barely, and looked at her more calmly. "Look, Emma, here's what I'm telling you. Now, get out. You have fiftee

her boss's office, shuffling her feet and dragging her dignity o

although that would usually have upset her, because her intention had been to humiliate him for his mismanagement, she felt a sense of joy when she saw that she hadn't been wrong about where she had placed him. If he propose