Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted

"Secondly, you caused trouble during your side job.

Instead of telling me right away, you let others find out and point fingers at you.

If Sonia hadn't managed to concoct that bottle of essential oil today, do you realize how much responsibility you would have to bear? "Lastly, you shouldn't have knelt at my office door to beg for leniency.

I really dislike people kneeling, whether it's to apologize, show remorse, or for any other reason.

It's undignified and inappropriate! A person can kneel to the heavens, to their parents, or to benefactors, but we have an employer-employee relationship, and you're much older than I am.I can't accept your kneeling.

To me, it feels like you're trying to force my hand." Larry couldn't speak.

His face turned paler with each point Stella made, each one well-founded, leaving him no room for rebuttal.

After a long pause, he finally muttered weakly, "I'm sorry." Stella pressed her lips together and after a moment said, "Choose one.

I'll try to negotiate with HR about your salary." Larry was silent for a long time before softly asking, "Ms.

Hall, is there any chance I could return to working for you?" This time, Stella didn't answer immediately.

She waited a moment before saying, ''We'll see." Once trust is broken, it's not easy to rebuild.

Stella sympathized with Larry's family situation and understood why he sought a side job, but she didn't want someone prone to trouble around her.

She couldn't risk being betrayed unexpectedly.

She didn't have enough compassion to spare for everyone.

would find another way to repay him for saving

solve any

her standards just because of this, allowing others to follow suit and use it as leverage in the

made up her mind, Larry took his car keys from his pocket, placed them on

"You arrange

do whatever

Ms.

drive for you anymore, if you

know you've been good

what's what." His words

feel sad seeing elderly scavengers on

as she grew older, her heart

needed to establish authority

if she felt sympathy, she

child who couldn't bear to see suffering had eventually become a pragmatic

finished speaking, he

and called out softly, Wait a moment." She wrote down

a cochlear implant, right? Go to this place

referred you; they won't overcharge you." Larry went over, took the note with both hands, and thanked

Larry left, Stella made a

"Aunt Sage, it's Stella.

you been lately? Are you feeling well?" After some

have a