Chapter 379 Undervalued

• "You can identify those who, like you, depend on relationships to gain access. I'll forget about your jail term after you've finished it," Wynter remarked nonchalantly. Benson felt overpowered. "Prison?" "Fiona planned to commit a crime in order to obtain money, and she set you up to enter." With an air of grandeur, Wynter fiddled with her purple sugilite jewelry. "You can't be totally innocent of what she did. Benson's face became white, and his shoulders drooped. He wasn’t foolish; he understood what Fiona had done. He wouldn't be able to get away if the Quinnell family was serious about looking into it. He said right away, "I'll point them out, Ms. Sevie! All of those folks are people I know! I can now recognize them!" Don't rush."
• Wynter withdrew her eyes, scanning over everyone with a serene face. Today is my first day at the motel. I'll give each person a day to make amends. If you don't, your destiny will resemble Benson's. "The Quinnell Corporation has never fired anyone without cause and has always been kind to longtime workers. But we also don’t stick to the rules. “Personally, I value hard work and ability. Five resumes will be screened for the post of new manager by the human resources department. I hope everyone will work with me going forward because there will be more internal changes later. Who would dare not collaborate with her given her manner?
• Benson was accustomed to being cocky around the hotel and depended on his connections. In the end, they always had to cope with it, regardless of how many people complained. This pest didn't get fired, but it wasn't a much better penalty than getting fired. They may have even challenged for the manager's job if they hadn't misinterpreted Wynter's meaning. place! This was certainly a terrific thing for the people who were very brilliant at the hotel. The other managers couldn't help but look at one another as they observed Wynter handling things. She was praised by someone after she left. Did you notice that, Jaylin? Ms. Sevie is exceptional.