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Chapter 130: Hannah Tells Cordelia The Truth
Author: Dragon Sly
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Meanwhile, at the Market Square manager's office, Sarah, now the manager, was dressed impeccably in a blue office suit. Her focus was evident as she diligently worked on her laptop, engaged in what seemed to be calculations. Thanks to her endless plea to Benjamin, she had narrowly avoided being fired and was given a month to prove herself as the square manager.

Deeply engrossed in her work, Sarah's concentration was disrupted by the ringing of her phone. Glancing at the screen, she noticed the caller was her friend, Dorothy Foster.

Seeing Dorothy's name brought a slight frown to Sarah's face, as it was due to Dorothy that she had unknowingly offended Benjamin, a significant figure. Setting aside her work, Sarah answered the call and inquired, "Hello Dorothy, what's up?”

"Hey, Sarah, it's been almost a week since I heard from you. What's up? Where have you been?" Dorothy asked.

Sarah rolled her eyes and replied, "Actually, I'm working now, so I'm very busy. It's a demanding job, you kn
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