The stewed food mixed with chives and garlic simmered in the stomach, and the smell was unimaginable. Opening the window to ventilate the room didn't solve the problem, not to mention the stove was on, which made the smell evaporate even faster.
Put two oranges on the stove lid to make ginger tea. The roasted smell will be released, barely covering up the disgusting taste.
"Tell me what happened. I haven't heard they were sick, and it doesn't look like gas poisoning."
The loud-mouthed leader asked them what was going on. On the new employee's first day, he almost turned his place into a toilet; the smell was choking.
"On our first day here, cousin Qin offered to treat us to the cafeteria's braised pork, which he said was the chef's specialty. We were so full, and when we got to the office, he showed me some documents. Inside the file bag were files about a dismemberment case in Korea. Especially when I saw him, I felt like—"
Fortunately, my stomach was empty and I didn’t embarrass myself in front of my boss.
"You're just messing around. You scared the two kids when they first arrived. And you went to eat braised pork and read files. You spent so much money that you felt bad. You've made them rush to exchange it back, haven't you?"
Not to mention the leader who was gloating, even the expression on Qin's face was obviously cracked.
I had originally intended to play a prank, but that was a mistake. I was just trying to toughen their nerves. Their line of work required boldness and nerve, but who knew it would be me who was being toughened? Based on today's experience, I won't even frown next time I go to the Beggars' Sect to stake out a spot.
"Didn't you say that I should train them? Why did you change your mind now? Are you the good guy and I'm the bad guy?"
The leader looked at him with disdain and spoke with a frown.
"I asked you to train them, but I didn't ask you to disgust them."
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