Beyond the Divorce

Noah felt more confident after seeing how I dealt with Nelson's stubbornness. It was as if I had set an example for him.

He gazed sternly at Nelson and declared, "Mr. Nelson, you're disrupting my work. I was sent here to work, not to be commanded by one person. Since you have retired, you no longer have decision-making authority."

Noah finally found his rhythm. He stopped smiling and looked calm and serious.

"If you have reasonable suggestions, I welcome them. But it's unacceptable for you to interfere with the work this way."

I realized that everyone could shine once they found their stride. Noah's eloquence was impressive.

"As a senior, you should know how to help those below you. Mr. Nelson, the way you're acting is against the law and hurting the economy.

Under my influence, Noah rebuked Nelson's actions.

"I need to contact the higher-ups since I bear this responsibility. If you want to get in the way, I will ask my bosses what they think. Should decisions about everyday work be made based on your instructions or mine?

then I will resign on the spot." His voice

saying that, he dialed the phone. I

going on, he would give a

he couldn't believe what was happening. Perhaps he was used to having everything go his way, and now

the phone on

discussed the

started claiming that Noah had performed poorly and should not have

Nelson is now causing a

up. I just wanted to remind you that Bourdamun's people should handle Bourdamun's new development for the

felt there was no turning back. Now that the call was connected, he

You have disrupted our meeting, hindered the signing, and even injured the general manager of the other party. Is this what you call a

Everyone could hear a loud thud on the table through the phone.

as usual. He has already reported this project to his superiors. Bourdamun's local construction qualifications need to meet the