Life at the Top

Even Diamonique was dumbfounded. He did not know that he would be fired as soon as Jasper showed up.

Although the Coreanans always voiced out their contempt for Somerland and complained that Somerland was underdeveloped and poor, the Coreanans, Diamonique included, were well aware that the urban construction in Waterhoof City was nowhere worse than in Sela.

Even if they were in Sela, so what? Despite living in a big city like Sela, they were nothing but low-level white-collar workers whom everyone viewed with contempt.

Over here, however, they were receiving three times their salaries than in Sela, lived in a four-star hotel, and even managed to attract a bunch of women with their charms.

Here, they had experienced what it was like to be a top dog for the first time ever.

How could they possibly give this all up just like that?

Diamonique regretted it a little and cast a glance at Mr. Adams as though he was pleading for help.

Mr. Adams looked upset because what Jasper did had violated his authority.

Moreover, he could not allow Jasper to sack his own staff in front of so many subordinates as this would affect his prestige in the team.

like, Mr. Laine.” Mr. Adams stood up and looked at

“You

are you saying it in accordance with Somerland’s labor law or Coreana’s labor law? No matter which country’s labor law you’re referring to, which clause stipulates that a boss cannot fire his employee? I did mention that I’d

paled. He looked a little furious due

was simply unreasonably punishing Diamonique to

had no interest in discussing the unspoken rules in the workplace, nor about the balance of power. He was dismissing his employees simply because

if

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as he said those words,

the conflict to escalate

Mr. Adams emotionally. At this moment, Mr. Adams was almost like a beacon of light in his

that Mr. Adams would threaten Jasper by saying

now,

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