Vi was not too loud, but the interns near her could hear everything she said. Therefore, their faces fell. However, Mnie was still calm. “You can leave if there’s nothing else.”


    Vi chuckled dryly. “I was just being nice.”


    However, Mnie ignored her so she could only leave. Yet, she felt horrible and figured Mnie was still looking down on her.


    Before she could leave, she heard an intern saying, “Mnie, why is she getting tenure from our department? Isn’t she from upstairs?”


    “She hasn’t been transferred officially,” Mnie said.


    “I see.” The interns‘ voices trailed off. Everyone in LeapCo knew that Vi was dating Mr. Scott.


    Yana blurted out when she saw the different expressions on the interns‘ faces, “What are you worried about? With her performance and ability, I think there’s nothing on her report. Of course, LeapCo doesn’t just want pretty people.”


    Then, the interns looked at each other and let out sighs of relief. Mnie did not say anything.


    On the contrary, Vi’s face turned pale and she bit her lip on the outside.


    Yet, she calmed down very soon.


    It was because no matter who Mnie let go, she would not let her


    After all, she did not have the guts to do so.


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    <li>go.</li>


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    After Mnie dismissed the interns, she looked at herputer and massaged her temples.


    The five interns were all amazing and indeed, she wanted to keep all of them.


    However, she had to keep Vi as well.


    When Yana saw Mnie’s face, she asked in concern, “What’s wrong?”


    Mnie shook her head. “Nothing. I was just thinking about something.”


    “But…” Yana frowned and continued, “Why is Vi still here? There are only five quotas, so if she’s included, then…”


    Mnie knew what she was going to say before she could finish, so she said, “I will handle this.”


    Yana knew this was not something she should worry about, so she turned around and minded her business.


    Mnie looked at the reports on her desk in silence for a while, and then, she collected them all and put them into a folder.


    Around noon, she and Yana went to the cafeteria to eat and they ran into Tina.


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    Tina was very nice and took the initiative toe over to say hello. She raised her hand and tapped on the table in front of Mnie. “What are you thinking about? I called you a few times.”


    “Mnie is thinking about the problem of the century,” Yana told Tina about Vi and a few interns. Although she seemed rxed when she wasforting the interns in the morning, she also knew in her heart that Vi was bound to stay, so Mnie had to consider which unlucky intern she had to let go.


    Tina did not think this was a problem. She said, “What are you worried about? Someone just resigned from the export department, so you can just transfer them over there.”


    The export department and the secretary’s office werepletely different departments. Yana hesitated, “Isn’t this a little evil?”


    “What’s wrong? It’s not easy to find a job now. It’ll be good enough that they can stay. Also, a new batch of interns areing to thepany,” Tina said and reminded Mnie, “Remember to drop by during the interview.”


    Mnie hummed, but her thoughts were no longer on this.


    After the meal, Yana wanted to go downstairs to buy coffee, so she left.


    Mnie and Tina went upstairs. As soon as they entered the elevator, Mnie asked, “Do I have to get my resignation letter ready a month in advance?”