Rebellious Game C29.2

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Chp29. part2

Having just finished a job, Yun Xin had planned to take a break for a while. Just then, she received an interview invitation.

It was rare for a company to reach out to her without her having to blast out resumes everywhere. Realizing this was a rare opportunity, she canceled her vacation plans and went to the new company for an interview.

The new company was a food factory, and they were hiring for a sales position in their sales department.

Low base salary, meager commissions, only one day off a week, not to mention frequent overtime and constant business trips—no wonder they couldn’t find anyone.

Yun Xin wasn’t picky about work. She took the job with a “let’s see how it goes” attitude, becoming a glorious intern.

9:00 AM.

Yun Xin was photocopying documents.

She had just started and wasn’t familiar with the factory’s products yet, so she wasn’t qualified to negotiate business. The department manager had assigned her some menial tasks: printing, photocopying files, and preparing coffee for meetings.

In the middle of her busywork, the click-clack high heels approached.

“I need those documents right away. Are they ready?” An Caiyun, who had joined the company two years earlier, came over and spoke to her.

“Not yet,” Yun Xin replied unhurriedly.

“Why are you being so slow?” An Caiyun frowned. “Can’t you put a little more effort into your work?”

“The manager said the meeting is at 10:00, and the documents need to be ready by then.” Yun Xin glanced at the clock, her tone still slow and deliberate. “There’s plenty of time.”

“But I need them now,” An Caiyun said, dissatisfied.

“Then you can go ahead and photocopy them first.” Yun Xin held the documents and silently stepped aside to make room. “I’m in no rush. I can use the copier later.”

An Caiyun was left speechless.

She wanted Yun Xin to hurry up with the photocopying and hand her the documents. How did it end up sounding like she was the one in a rush?

“I have other things to attend to, no time to photocopy,” An Caiyun declared, unilaterally assigning the task to Yun Xin. “Since you’re free, you can help me make a copy first.”

“Oh, I’ll help you once I’m done with the work the manager assigned me,” Yun Xin replied, her tone still slow and deliberate.

For some reason, Yun Xin’s demeanor just infuriated An Caiyun. She pressed, “Help me photocopy first.”

“I can’t,” Yun Xin said softly. “I need to finish the manager’s assignment before I can free up some time to help you.”

Furious but unable to claim her task was more important than the manager’s, An Caiyun could only storm off, muttering under her breath, “So slow at working, yet so quick with her tongue! If you spent less time arguing, you’d have finished the job already.”

After she left, Yun Xin started photocopying, wondering to herself, Does this count as workplace bullying?

The manager assigns a task with a deadline.

A senior employee steps in and demands it be finished earlier.

There are only so many people in a department. Who is she supposed to listen to?

Does everyone think they’re the boss, and that new hires have to obey their every whim?

Unfortunately for them, they’d met Yun Xin, and she had no intention of tolerating such rotten behavior.

Yun Xin leisurely made copies of the documents, not the least bit rushed.

An Caiyun had claimed she needed the materials urgently, acting as if the factory would go bankrupt the next second if she didn’t get them. Yet Yun Xin remained calm and steady, methodically copying and organizing all the documents. And sure enough, not a single thing went wrong.

The meeting was about to start.

Yun Xin was in the pantry preparing coffee.

Suddenly, an argument broke out outside the door.

“You little bastard!” An Caiyun snarled. “Don’t think I don’t know you’re playing dirty tricks behind my back!”

A man’s voice replied, sounding exasperated. “Everyone in the factory knows you, An Caiyun, loves to bully colleagues with less seniority than you. Have you caused enough of a scene? Can’t you just calm down and talk rationally?”

“I have nothing to say to you,” An Caiyun spat. “We’ll… see about this.”

The conversation ended abruptly.

The sound of high heels clicking away grew fainter.

Yun Xin pretended she hadn’t heard a thing and continued brewing her coffee.

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