I made my way home, the weight of the day's events hung heavy on my shoulders. Sneaking into my condo, I couldn't help but feel a sense of relief that I wouldn't have to face my bosses' judgmental stares or endure their chilly demeanor. If they were intent on keeping their distance, then so be it. My interactions with them would remain strictly professional, devoid of any personal entanglements.
Their indifference towards me stung, their disregard for my well-being palpable. But why should I dwell on their opinions? They were merely my superiors, after all. If they chose to align themselves with Victoria, then let them revel in their camaraderie.
Yet, amidst the turmoil of my thoughts, a nagging sense of discontent gnawed at me. It wasn't solely the betrayal of my best friend, who had ch
