Naturally and instinctively, I ducked.
The file crashed into the glass wall behind me with a thud, which I suppose I should be thankful for. A shatter, unlikely as it could’ve been, would probably have led to even more abuse.
Yeah, sure, I thought, so long as JD Chan doesn’t look into his 1001 book of excuses to avoid seeing you.
Gathering all my stuff, I made my exit. I had just gotten to my desk when I realised someone was following me. I whirled around, stabbing pen in hand, expecting to find Arthur, who may have decided to blood me ahead of schedule.
But it was Aniza. “You left this,” she said in such a soft voice it made me wonder (not for the first time) how she didn’t break into a million shards everytime her boss yelled. In her outstretched hand was part of my file label, ‘Ibrahim, Hew and Associates’. What a sordid way of reminding me of who I worked for.
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