Ariana
“Uhm… a pregnancy test? What for if I may ask?” I enquired.
I wasn’t sure why a pregnancy test was necessary for my employment and I couldn’t possibly be pregnant.
“It’s normal procedure, you have to do a pregnancy test so I’ll be sure I’m not employing a pregnant woman, it’s against our protocols.” He replied lazily.
I didn’t understand, what exactly did this even mean? It didn’t make sense to me.
“I don’t understand, so you’re trying to say that you can’t employ pregnant she-wolves?” I asked.
“Affirmative”, he replied curtly.
“Wow, what about your staff already working then? Do you just fire them if they get pregnant?” I enquired.
“You ask a lot of questions, but no, they just go on maternity leave and return to work after they put to bed.” He answered.
He stepped out f
