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    The veteran staff gathered nearby, ears trained on the drama, while the new hires stayed glued to their desks, secretly listening in, with work being thest thing on their minds.


    Each time Mack cried out in pain, everyone outside winced. From the sound of it, Brenna was showing no mercy at all.


    Tommy exchanged nces with Lorna, neither of them wanting to intervene. Tommy even found the situation amusing.


    “Get out!” Brenna snapped, her expression twisted with disgust as she looked at Mack.


    Unwilling to give up, Mack grabbed onto Brenna’s dress. “I’m begging you to give me a job, please! Yourpany’s massive, and you’ve brought on so many new people; surely there’s a ce for me. I swear I’ll work harder than anyone. I’ve got management experience, and I can handle a supervisor job. Don’t just toss me aside after beating me!”


    Brenna kicked him aside. “Get out!”


    She followed up with another hard strike using a thick cable. This time, Mack didn’t cry out in pain.


    He shot Brenna a venomous re, his voice low and cold. “You’re cruel. Ipletely misjudged you, Brenna. You’ll regret this.”


    Staggering to his feet, he limped out, only to find the crowd outside quickly scattering.


    All that remained were Lorna and Tommy.<fnadfa> Chapters first released on Find~Novel</fnadfa>


    Everyone shot Mack nces, taking in the blood on his face and his torn clothes. His hunched posture and pitiful state made it clear just how badly he’d been beaten.


    The staff exchanged confused looks. Brenna always seemed kind; why would she beat Mack up like this?


    Clearly, Mack had done something bad to her.


    Everyone silently memorized Mack’s face, resolving to steer clear of him and never offer him any help.


    Lorna stepped into the office, immediately noticing Brenna’s dark mood and the bloodied cable gripped in her hand.


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    “Miss Harper, do you still need this cable?” she asked.


    Brenna didn’t hesitate, tossing it over. “No, get rid of it.”


    Tommy spoke up from the doorway. “I’ll let security know. If Mack shows his face here again, he’ll get beaten up.”


    Mack shuffled out of the elevator, looking utterly disheveled, his head down and his clothes a mess.


    Lost in his own thoughts, he nearly bumped into someone in the hallway; only a quick sidestep saved them from a full-on collision.


    “You’re honestly a sorry sight,” Rosie said as she burst outughing, unable to help herself. Watching Mack now, she almost felt she’d been too soft on him before.


    When Mack looked up and saw Rosie, he red at her. “It’s none of your business!”


    He gave a dismissive snort and hurried to walk away, well aware that sticking around would only bring more trouble to himself.


    Rosie watched him leave with a satisfied grin. “Tell me, do you think Brenna is a good person? She’s even more ruthless than I am. Your family went bankrupt because of her; do you know that?”


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