The boss's eyes turned green.

In Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou, many office buildings stand tall and are brightly lit.

On the eighteenth floor of one of the buildings is an IT company. It's very wealthy, with a dozen or so programmers and nearly eighty people from other departments working until 10 p.m. The overtime pay they deserve is, of course, just a pipe dream.

Suddenly, the boss stormed in, accompanied by several company executives, carrying cash and shouting:

"Thank you for your hard work, everyone!"

"You've really worked hard, still working overtime at this hour? Pay up! Pay up immediately! Pay overtime!"

"How much overtime did you work this month? Send me the details!"

"How did you get so tired? Look at those dark circles... Have you been working overtime for months on end? Here you go! I'll give you double the pay!"

"Everyone gets a bonus! Everyone gets a bonus! First this month, then previous months too. Our company is absolutely honest and fair, let's give them a bonus!"

"Accountant, come over and work overtime! No, you're entitled to overtime pay. Hurry up and work overtime to calculate it. Once you're done, we'll process the calculation and pay you!"

The boss was so anxious and fearful that he was almost in tears.

If I don't get my overtime pay paid within a minute, I feel dizzy. If I meet a stranger, I'm afraid they'll suddenly pull out a knife and slice my head off.

At a 4A-level advertising company in Haijin City, Kong Xue cleaned a teacup with thick coffee stains after only one day and was about to leave work.

"Kong Xue!"

Suddenly someone shouted for her to stop.

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Tragically, this chapter was finished a long time ago, but I accidentally deleted it while editing. I only managed to recover 400 words, so I had to rewrite it.

You have to take the blame for your own mistakes, even if you're crying.

There will be 5 updates today as usual, with two more chapters to come.