Victor Morgan was in exceptionally high spirits today. He didn't even criticize the departments that made mistakes, and everyone knew he was usually intolerant of errors from his subordinates. It was clear he was in an uncommonly good mood.
However, to Sylvia Schuyler, the smile Victor Morgan wore the entire time was jarring.
'Victor Morgan is happy and blissful, while I'm suffering in agony. It's not fair at all. That man should have been mine.'
"We're having a company dinner tonight to celebrate. All employees can leave half an hour early."
The employees of the Morgan Group erupted in cheers, and Victor, in turn, handed the task of arranging the dinner to Sylvia.
Sylvia, who was already a senior manager, had willingly taken a position as Victor's secretary, where she was responsible for all sorts of trivial matters. Even though she was inwardly resentful, she had no choice but to accept.
