Chapter 17 The Johnson Family’s Hypocrisy

• Now that I was gone, of course, everything was falling apart.
• "Mr. Kenneth, the data is off, but it’s not our fault. This section was supposed to be provided by our business partners. If we had their reports, everything would be fine. But now…" The employee hesitated, looking at Kenneth nervously. "Without that data and with no time for proper market research, the numbers are bound to be off."
• Kenneth pinched the bridge of his nose, his patience wearing thin. His team couldn’t even handle something this minor. "Then fix it! If you can’t even solve a simple problem, what’s the point of keeping you here?" he snapped.