After Reborn, I Become a Billionaire
Chapter 837 “You Look Better.”

Chapter 837 "You Look Better."

Manuel didn't change his expression.

Anyway, Susan hit the nail on the head with her explanation, "Tammy has worked in the company for a long time, she is an old employee. She felt a little sad because she had suddenly lost her job. I was going to give her some subsidies myself, but I thought she wouldn't take them, and I felt a little embarrassed. I might as well give it to her through the company, so she wouldn't refuse. I've got it all figured out. I'll pay for it personally. You just have to ask the human resources department to help me out."

"Do you have a lot of money?" Manuel finally spoke.

"Quite a few." Susan did not hide. After the sale of Phillips, she did get a lot of money. Anyway, she had enough money to spend her whole life.

"So you can quit your job if you want, and there's nothing to worry about," Manuel said in a low voice. There seemed to be some irony in the words.

Susan didn't care about what he said, and she was very generous to admit, "Yes, life will be the same as it is now if I don't work, and it will be easy and free. I have already decided that tomorrow I will book a plane ticket to travel abroad for half a year. And come back when Hannah gives birth."

Manuel's face went green with anger. He felt regretful for giving so much money to Susan. He preferred to play some tricks and let Susan "leave with nothing" at that time.

"It seems to say too much." Susan talked back to the point since Manuel did not answer her, "Please help with the compensation for Tammy. It's getting late, so I won't bother you. I'm going back." "Stay!" Manuel called her in a strict voice.

Susan bit her lip and wondered why Manuel was still harsh to her since she was about to resign. But she was still frightened by him at that moment.

She turned around and looked at him, thinking that Manuel would refuse her request. After all, there was no reason for him to help her. And she almost broke his business today. Thinking of that, she was still surprised at how Manuel, being so smart, could restore the deleted files.

"Who permitted your resignation?"

After hearing this, Susan got shocked and realized that she did not need anyone's permission but to take the blame and resign herself. If Manuel didn't refute it, it meant he agreed with it. But when she thought clearly, she didn't give Manuel a chance to speak.

She looked at him with shock.

Manuel said in an angry voice, "All you can think about is hiding when facing problems. Don't you think about how to solve it or how to avoid it? You're not a freshman at work. Can't you even get better? Can't you take more responsibility?"

So it turned out that Susan expected more scoldings from Manuel.

"If I were you, when I have to face the same problem, the first thing I do is not to resign, not to resign with my colleague. As a leader, what you should do is address the problem-how to let your subordinates stay in the company with you rather than act on impulse and get away from responsibility!"

Susan blushed after hearing those words. Though she still felt unhappy, every sentence sounded reasonable, and she couldn't refute it.

"Now you can think about how to give more benefit to your subordinate, but can't you think about how to try to let her stay? I'm disappointed in you, Susan."

Susan bit her lips again and couldn't say a word to argue.

Yes, that was right. The first idea that came to her mind was to get through thick and thin with Tammy. Now that Tammy was wronged to resign, she would be with her. She never thought about helping Tammy stay.

"After all, no matter what causes this thing, the main responsibility is still yours. If I were you, I would never go into an important negotiation without making all the preparations in advance! It is impossible to leave something important in the hands of others!"

Susan listened with silence. She did not plan everything well in advance after all, no matter whether Clara put an obstacle in her way or not.

"Never again." What Manuel said was concise and comprehensive.

Susan just stared at him.

"You don't understand?" Manuel was a bit nervous while staring.

"So you mean, I don't need to quit my job? Tammy also?"

"I didn't say that I would fire you from the beginning," Manuel said loudly. Instead, he was threatened by Susan's resignation.

But she was frightened of his sudden loud voice.

"So I can continue to work tomorrow?" she calmed herself down and asked again.

"Or?"

"Thanks for your forgiveness! Mr Chairman! Thanks for not firing me and Tammy!"

She was very willing to work here with diligence.

"You and Tammy didn't work today. It was an absence." Manuel added.

Although Susan complained to herself in her heart, she didn't dare to refute it.

"Of course. So I'm gonna go now. And I will be at work on time tomorrow!... No, I'll be at work half an hour in advance!"

She did learn a lesson this time.

"Wait." Manuel stopped her again.

Susan turned around, for fear that Manuel would go back on his words.

"Take your laptop!"

When Manuel pointed at her laptop on his desk, Susan realized that it was hers, since she and Tammy walked out in a hurry today. She hurried to fetch it, but Manuel suddenly laid his hand on the computer. She puzzled.

"This laptop belongs to the company and it's used for work," Manuel said in a strict voice.

Susan nodded in a hurry, "I know that!"

"What kind of documents are in the file named 'Mermaids'?"

Susan flushed right away and then got pale a few moments later.

How did he know that? What had he done on her laptop?

She used it to refresh herself once in a while when she worked overtime in the middle of the night. How should she explain it to Manuel? He must have thought that she was an indecent woman. Those were pornography. She was afraid that Manuel would deem her a filthy one in the future.

"Why named it 'mermaids'?" Manuel asked.

Susan swallowed and explained, "Because they can't float out of the surface."

That meant the things in that folder could not be seen by anyone.

She was just so surprised that Manuel could have found it since it was hidden deep enough.

Manuel seemed to refrain from his smile, thinking that Susan's brain was unpredictable.

"Looks good?" Manuel asked.

"What?" Susan didn't understand what he was saying.

"The 'mermaids'," Manuel said with a pulled-long face.

Susan hardly reacted, and words escaped her lips the next moment, "You look better."

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