"Who sent this to you?" Nathaniel's voice remained even, but the question itself caught Gwendolyn off guard. She had expected a reaction to the picture, not the source.
"Huh?" Gwendolyn blinked, momentarily thrown off, but quickly recovered. "It was one of the employees in the marketing department. You know how people gossip when they see something like this. They probably think it's bad for office morale."
Nathaniel's gaze darkened. "Yes, it does seem bad for morale. So, fire them."
Gwendolyn's eyes widened with excitement. "Really?"
"Absolutely," Nathaniel replied coldly. "We can't tolerate gossiping and spreading rumors here at Cross Industries."
Gwendolyn's face fell. "Wait, what?"
Nathaniel's patience had clearly worn thin. "That kind of behavior has no place here. Get back to w
