Chapter 7 — After I was fired, the company immediately went bankrupt

Head of Purchasing Department message:

"Sister Hua, General Chu just smashed the projector in the meeting room."

Finance Department message:

"After the Nam Thanh project was suspended, the company had a cash flow deficit of two million yuan."

A close colleague sent me:

"To Man is crying. She said you stole her project."

I replied:

"It was never her project."

"The only thing she ever stole..."

"It's my name on the plan."

The opponent immediately sent back three 👍👍👍 symbols. One o'clock in the afternoon. I returned home. The son's fever has subsided. Sitting obediently doing homework. The boy raised his head and looked at me.

"Are you still going to work today?"

I think a bit. My eyes immediately lit up.

"So you won't return to that company in the future?"

"Are you sad, Mom?"

I sat down next to my child. Gently pat the baby's head.

"I just moved to another place to make money."

Right at that moment. The phone rang again. I picked up the phone. Her voice was much softer than yesterday.

"Ms. Thanh Hoa."

"General Manager Chu said..."

"The severance agreement is revocable."

"The company is willing to promote you to Project Manager."

I laughed.

"Didn't everyone say yesterday..."

"Is my position completely replaceable?"

Luu Na was awkwardly silent. I asked again:

"What about To Man?"

"She can be your deputy."

I glanced at the cooperation invitation letter that Nam Thanh had just sent. Thirty million yuan project. Forty percent advance payment. The customer designated me by name. I smiled.

"You think..."

"I'm still coming back..."

"Clean up her mess too?"

Luu Na couldn't say a word. I hung up. The very next second. A screenshot from the company chat group was sent again. Chu Khai Minh just posted a notice.

"Hua Thanh Hoa is suspected of robbing the company's customers. The legal department immediately prepared a file to pursue responsibility."

I looked at that text. Then burst out laughing. Finally... He also knows how to be impatient. It's just a pity... It seems he forgot something. The resignation agreement that I signed yesterday morning... It was he who forced me to sign it. Four o'clock in the afternoon. Zhou Kaiming's lawyer's letter was sent to my email. The title reads threateningly:

"Letter from lawyer about suspected infringement of the company's commercial interests against Hua Thanh Hoa."

The attachment is three pages long. Every sentence and every word is extremely tough. They accused me of: After quitting my job, they intentionally approached the company's customers. Appropriating business opportunities. Bring core documents with you. Causing serious damage to the company. At the end of the letter, I also requested: Immediately terminate all contact with Nam Thanh Shopping Center. Return all project documents. Apologize publicly. If not... They will reserve the right to sue according to the provisions of law. The first thing I did... was peel an apple for my son. The boy is working hard on his homework. Raise your head and ask me:

"Who texted mom?"

I gave the apple to my child. The boy blinked.

"Did he scold me again?"

I laughed softly.

"Almost."

The boy frowned, pouted and said:

"Then don't pay attention to him, Mom."

I smiled. Indeed... I don't intend to pay attention either. But Chu Khai Minh refused to leave me alone. Five minutes later. The company's official WeChat page posted an announcement.

"Formal statement of conduct Inappropriate behavior of former employee Hua after quitting his job."

Even though I don't write my full name. But as long as we're acquaintances, everyone knows they're targeting me. In the article, they slandered me that I took advantage of my position to keep customers for myself. After quitting his job, he intentionally sabotaged the company's cooperative relationship. It even implies:

"During his working time, this person often took time off, seriously affecting the performance of the whole team."

Not long after. An employee moved that post to the chat group. Someone sent me a private message.

"Sister Hua, they are really too much."

"Apparently they forced her to sign a voluntary resignation form."

"Do you need me to send you a screenshot in the group?"

I answered very briefly. Not just one sender. Within ten minutes. I received more than twenty screenshots. Yes of corporate group. Yes from the project team. There's even... There's To Man's private chat group. In it she wrote:

"Miss Thanh Hoa is too strong."

"It's not a good thing for a customer to only accept her, proving that she normally never puts the company's interests first."

"General Zhou has long wanted to adjust her position, but was afraid that she would make a big deal out of it."

"Middle-aged people are like that. I can't leave the company, but I always think the company can't do without me."

After reading those lines... I just smiled slightly. They are personally bringing the evidence to me. Six o'clock in the evening. Chu Khai Minh called again. I picked up the phone. As soon as he opened his mouth, he used a commanding voice.

"Hua Thanh Hoa."

"Have you seen the statement?"

"Then you probably know how serious this is."

I turned on the speakerphone.