The Day I Kissed An Older Man

Lenny kept pressing Chase, who wore a pained expression. "Sir, I admit I was wrong this time. Can you forgive me? I just lost my temper and acted irrationally. I promise I won't do it again."

Rita scoffed. Was there even going to be a next time? What surprised her the most was that he did not step in to help her when he saw her being harassed by the drunkard on the night he secretly followed her to Parr Group's land.

Instead, he seemed to think he had caught her in a compromising situation, which was utterly ridiculous. With ready-made material in front of him, he still did not use it and instead wrote something from a skewed perspective. It was utterly nonsensical.

"Boss, isn't submitting anonymously to other magazines a violation of our company's rules?"

Many female colleagues looked at Chase disdainfully. Coupled with being caught red-handed this time, they were eager to expel him from New Capital Times.

became defensive. "What does my article have to do with you? Are you unhappy because I didn't write about you? Who do you think you are? You have no

clearly did something wrong, yet here you are, acting all high and mighty. Sir, are you really going to let this slide? What's the point of putting the company rules in place if you're not going to

acknowledge my mistake. Besides, I've been working at New Capital Times for so many years. Even if I haven't done anything commendable, I've still put in my share of effort, haven't I? How am I supposed to explain to

Lenny, leveraging his connections. After all, he came from

been coasting in New Capital Times for so many

not realize the extent of the situation and the influence of the

can't tolerate someone of your quality. I've already reported to

You'll be receiving a formal termination notice later. As for your family,

with me like this! You're going to regret this! call my uncle