Chapter 4 A Shift of Power

Chapter 4 Cira responded with a question: - What explanations do you want? Morgan asked: - Why did you fire her? Cira responded directly: - She was responsible for making the contract with Warner and made a mistake when writing the decimal point. Fortunately, the client decided not to delve into the problem. According to company regulations, if a new employee makes a serious mistake that harms the company's interests, they will be fired and the company reserves the right to hold them accountable. Upon hearing this, Keyla turned pale and nervous. She stammered: - It was my fault, I'm sorry...

Morgan looked at her with the intention of reassuring her and then said to Cira: - Give me the document. Cira placed the document on the table. Morgan quickly reviewed it and threw it back on the table: - If you hadn't been absent on this date, the task wouldn't have fallen into the hands of a new employee. Cira felt it was absurd: - Are you implying that I should take responsibility? - You are the boss and the supervisor of the secretaries' office. If subordinates make mistakes, shouldn't you take responsibility? Morgan clearly showed favoritism towards Keyla. Cira restrained herself and said: - First, when she joined the company, you were already on leave. Even if she didn't know how to do it, she could have asked someone else or simply left it. But she volunteered to do it, so she must take responsibility for her mistakes. In addition, everyone who can enter the secretaries' office is the best in their field or has an outstanding work history. An art student does not have the qualifications to be here. Morgan asked: - And what if I want her to stay anyway? Cira insisted: - The secretaries' office is already full of staff, we don't need an extra assistant, assign her to another position. Morgan looked at her and saw the stubbornness in Cira's lips. It was very similar to the girl he saw three years ago. He smiled contemptuously and said: - Then, give her your position. Cira was stunned: - What? When she reacted, Cira felt a deep frustration. In reality, she knew that if she fired Keyla, Morgan wouldn't be happy. But she didn't expect him to get so angry. It seems she underestimated Morgan's interest in Keyla and overestimated her own importance to Morgan. Keyla also approached and tried: - Sir, I... Morgan raised his hand to interrupt her and threw a document at Cira: Go supervise the new project in the city of Feudad. You don't need to return to headquarters until it's finished. Cira left the CEO's office. When she returned to the secretaries' office, she began to pack her things. The other two secretaries were surprised and asked: - Where are you going, Cira? Cira responded indifferently: - Morgan asked me to supervise the new project in Feudad. It was a transfer! The two secretaries were very surprised. There had never been a precedent of a CEO's secretary being appointed to supervise a new project. In addition, the conditions at the branch could not be compared to those at headquarters. Could Cira return after leaving...? Keyla entered with things in her hands and placed them on Cira's desk. She said stammering: - Cira, can I help you... Cira looked at her and replied: - Morgan said this would be your place? - He said that if I sit here, he can be aware of everything. Cira revealed a mocking smile. It was true. This position was right in front of the CEO's office, if the door was open, she could see Morgan working. In the past, she used to secretly observe her from this position. However, now Morgan wanted to take advantage of the advantage to observe Keyla... Was it because he feared something like today would happen? Cira sighed, feeling the sensation of pain from the abortion invading her again. Keyla helped her put the agenda in the cardboard box and said softly: - I will work hard to study and work well, I will not make mistakes again. Cira, don't worry. Cira had no reason to worry. When you have a new love, why would you care about the old one? Besides, it wasn't even her "old love". It was just a tool that Morgan was already tired of.