As soon as the manager of the management department returned and heard that June Sherman was offended and then left, she became furious, even though she didn't cause any trouble.
Each department has different clients, and clients are essential to the performance of their respective departments.
Especially in the management department, where performance metrics are scarce, as the manager, any such incident reflects poorly on her.
After realizing it was Thea Shaw who did it, the manager stayed silent for a while.
She rubbed her forehead and called Thea into the office.
"Miss Shaw."
The manager looked at Thea, paused, and spoke politely: "I know, you are highly esteemed, and you are here with us just for a temporary break."
Given her audacity to confront a client, anyone sensible would know that Thea Shaw must have an interesting background.
Otherwise, what intern would dare to have such a big temper?
