Chapter 148 Hirams Order (1/2)

”Hey, I've got to go.” Rachel hurriedly hung up on Hiram and nodded at the woman beside her.

”Sorry, I'm going to copy them now!”

The woman was none other than Jessie. Hearing Rachel apologize to her, she smiled with disdain and said, ”Apologizing to me isn't going to help you remedy your mistake.

Since you're working at Streams Company, you should have at least read the working rules here. How can you make such a silly mistake! I really can't understand what's wrong with our superiors. Why did they hire someone who doesn't have any experience at all?”

Rachel, who had started copying the files, furrowed her eyebrows when she heard that. She turned to look at the woman who looked about two years older than her.

”Miss, I know that I shouldn't have answered the phone at work. But this is the first time I have made that mistake. Do you really have to speak so harsh to me?”

”Well, Rachel, I'm your senior. Even though I speak harsh to you, I am helping you improve! How dare you talk back!” Jessie shook her head and laughed, thinking, 'No wonder Daniel wanted Rachel to get some training. She really needs it.'

”That's not the point. What matters is that I have already apologized, and I'm trying hard to make it up. Could you stop nagging at me?” Rachel curled her lips in discontent and continued to copy the documents.

She wasn't a meek lamb and she wasn't going to let others bully her at will.

She never threw the first punch, but if someone wanted to humiliate her, she wouldn't just stand by and tolerate it.

”Jessie, what happened?” At that moment, a woman with a pair of black-framed glasses who had been one of the three women in the tea room outside, walked in and asked.

Jessie pointed at Rachel and said, ”Nothing big. This rookie hid in the copy room to make a phone call. I heard it, so I hammered some sense into her. Now she's talking back to me.”

”What? Rachel, Jessie is a senior in the planning department. Even we won't dare to complain if she criticizes us. You're new in the department. How dare you defy her?”

The woman with the black-framed glasses asked, flicking her hair.

”Well, Jessie, let's go. Nowadays, little g