"Mr. Chad, Today I wasn't the one picking on her, she was the one who insisted on competing with me. Everyone here is a witness, they can prove it has nothing to do with me."
As soon as Cheryl Thompson saw him appear, she immediately opened her mouth to distance herself.
The Programming Department might not have an explicit rule against colleagues comparing themselves with each other, but it absolutely would not allow this kind of provocative showdown.
Cheryl Thompson was suppressing Victoria Gibson because she wanted Chad Yakov to like her, but she couldn't pick up the sesame seeds and drop the watermelon, losing big for something small.
In the end, it might instead make Chad Yakov blame her for affecting the Company colleagues' relationships.
"What's going on?" Chad Yakov's thin lips parted slightly, and he slowly let out a sentence.
His Voice wasn't loud, but seeing the Programmers crowding around, you could vaguely hear that he was unhappy.
