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My Manager Wrote Me Up for Leaving at 5—Then His Own Evidence Cost the Company a Fortune

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room went deathly silent.

Mr. Sterling’s smirk vanished so fast it was like someone had wiped it off with a cloth. Martha looked like she wanted to disappear into the floor tiles. The lawyer began calculating figures on a notepad while Sterling leaned over his chair.

“That can’t be right,” he muttered.

The lawyer didn’t look up.

“It is.”

“How much?”

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