By nature, an office worker always carries a resignation letter in their heart at all times. Physically or mentally.
Usually, though, they know how to hide it….
You’re telling the new hire this?
And from a direct superior, no less.
“I’ve almost gathered all the points. Don’t spread it around.”
“……”
Given Assistant Manager Eun Haje’s personality, I would have expected her to go about her life without even changing expression until the day she left, and only then tell us.
“Is it all right for you to tell me this?”
“Well, it’s not a bad thing, is it? Anyway, there are plenty of bastards in this company who go around bragging about how many points they’ve collected….”
The assistant manager gave my shoulder a firm pat.
“I just wanted to tell our group people in advance, at least.”
“Khk. I’m moved just watching from the side, sunbae-nim!”
“Enough already.”
I let out a thoughtful hum as I looked at Senior Staff Park Minseong, who had come up beside us and was making a fuss.
It looked like he had already known in advance.
Is that because of the nature of the company?
Because this was a crazy job where people practically played Russian roulette with their temples through work in order to somehow make an impossible, desperate wish come true.
Since it was understood from the start that everyone wanted to get out eventually, I could understand why there wasn’t much point in desperately hiding it.
Still, it was a shame to lose such a considerate direct superior…. Though for her, it was a good thing,…