“But—”
Mason interrupted Peter in mid sentence. “No more discussions. You should leave.” Peter stood rooted, eyes welling up. Mason cut in. “Peter, don’t make me call security.”
Peter turned, and with his head low, walked out leaving the building that had been his office and the people who had been his family for the past seven years.
He’d been faithful in times good and bad. Even when the company declared near-bankruptcy, and the rats left the sinking ship, Peter had been there. He loved his job so much that he offered lifetime loyalty.
The company offered no such thing.
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