After Being Bent by Reader (GL) Chapter 29-Pt.2

Three days later, Friday.

Before the end of the day, Linda sent an email notifying all staff in the company of a dinner party after work. Apart from those with special circumstances, nobody was allowed to be absent from this dinner.

When this notice came out, the entire office building was abuzz.

—I've worked in this company for five years now and I've never had a dinner party before. What's the situation?

—That's right. Even on New Year's Eve, the company just gave us some money to celebrate on our own. Did the boss suddenly find his conscience and decided to provide us with some welfare?

—I heard it's Miss Murong's idea.

—She's going as well? If that's the case, forget it. I'm not going.

—No absentees aside from those with special reasons. Are you planning to resign?

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The company hosting a dinner party was supposed to be a good thing, but when everyone heard Murong Shi's name, they immediately lost interest. Everyone was afraid of Murong Shi, so the atmosphere at the company's first dinner party was incredibly awkward. Nobody dared speak nonsense inside the large room.

That was until Murong Shi stood up and said, "Everyone, let's have a toast."

The 50 people within the room stood up one after another.

Because Murong Shi needed to drive afterward, she had filled her cup with Sprite instead of alcohol. Raising her glass, she slowly said, "I would like to thank everyone for your unfailing commitment to the company. We will be working together from now on. So long as the company's performance increases by five points, I'll give everyone a raise. How about it?"

Everyone: "..."

Not finding the silence embarrassing whatsoever, Murong Shi smiled and said, "Do you not want a raise?"

"We do!" Someone shouted.

With someone taking the lead, the second person quickly followed and said, "We do! What else are we working for if not for money?"

The third person said, "Will we really get a raise?"

Turning toward the direction of the third voice, Murong Shi said in a firm tone, "I, Murong, always do what I say. I'll have Linda dra

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