Stella glanced over at her, gave a slight nod, and went back to eating with her head down.

As Jaylene fetched utensils, she engaged Sonia in conversation, “Sonia, our team leader mentioned she assigned you some tasks yesterday, but you didn’t complete them. What happened?”

Sonia responded, “I finished the tasks she assigned to me. That particular one wasn’t on my list.”

Jaylene sighed, “Sonia, I understand you’re new here and might not enjoy these mundane tasks. But you were exempted from the regular process to join, which was already a special treatment. With everyone watching, certain tasks still need to be completed. If you find them too challenging, I can ask your team leader to assign simpler ones. However, leaving tasks undone without informing anyone isn’t acceptable. How can your team leader manage others if this happens?”

Sonia pursed her lips and reiterated, “She didn’t assign me to handle that form. I completed the tasks she gave me.” Jaylene frowned, lightly tapping her fingers on the table, and whispered,” Sonia, you’ve never lied before.”

Sonia’s fork slipped from her hand and clattered to the floor, her face paling slightly.

Bang!

table, startling Jaylene. She turned to face her, a hint of displeasure in her

nonsense even during break time? Are you getting paid

just chatting with Sonia. Why are you making such insinuations? Just because she’s

louder, drawing attention

stated twice now that she wasn’t assigned that task.

this yourself? Are you biased? If you believe in trusting whoever you want based on your feelings, then I choose to believe Sonia. Can I then

lifted her gaze and said, “but do you have evidence to prove that Sonia was indeed assigned that task

respond, and at that moment,

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