Contrary to Zaria's expectations, the man didn't try to do anything he shouldn't. Instead, he even gave her a call and gave her a fortnight to think about her decision. If she was still hell set on quitting even after that, then they would talk about the termination fees.
Not only that, but he also agreed to give her a reasonable amount of time to raise the fees. The outcome was even more shocking than him finding an opportunity to multiply the termination fees. Squinting her brows, she shook her head.
"No way. he is obviously up to something." She was not going to be fooled so easily. If this was not his vain attempt at making up for his mistakes, he was laying a trap for her. Knowing him, it was most likely to be the latter.
Even so, she braced herself and started looking for another job. She had minored in a few college courses, so although it was not easy to find a job in a conglomerate like Preston and Fort Group, getting a part-time job would be a piece of cake.
