Johanna had to stay in the company, no matter what. And so, she swallowed her pride and made up her mind.
“I will apologize to that girl. You can also deduct my salary for another six months and announce it to the entire company. I just need you to give me another chance.”
In all fairness, she meant everything she said this time.
Hannah tapped her chin and looked at Johanna for a moment.
“ALL right. Tell me, then. Which department do you want to transfer to?”
Johanna took a deep breath and tried to convey her sincerity.
“I want to be placed in the design department. I did study design, after all. It doesn’t matter if I have to start out as a design assistant. I want to learn all that I can.”
“Okay,” Hannah agreed without missing a beat.
“But this will be your last chance. I hope you don’t waste it.”
Johanna nodded in earnest.
“Yes, I understand. I’ll work hard. Thank you, Hannah!”
“Good. You may go and report to the design department right away.
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I’ll ask David to show you around.”
“Okay. Johanna nodded obediently. But her expression changed the second she walked out of the office. She cursed inwardly.
That bitch! It was only a matter of time, but Johanna vowed to herself that she would pay Hannah back tenfold for every insult that she had inflicted.
Back inside the office, Hannah was shaking her head ruefully. She knew what kind of person Johanna was, of course. She picked up the landline and made a call to the design department.
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“Hi, David. An employee named Johanna will be reporting to your department as a design assistant. Please look after her for me.”
“Understood, Miss Moore.” His tone turned to teasing when he added, “You know, the fiasco that happened in the marketing department has already spread throughout the company. So you’re pushing the culprit over to me, huh?”
Hannah chuckled softly, “Just do me this favor, will you? She is still a member of the White family. And she does hold a degree in design. Who knows, with the right guidance, she might actually prove useful to the company.”
“Yeah, right,” David snorted.
“It’s good enough that she doesn’t cause any trouble in my department. I wouldn’t dare to ask for more.
Don’t worry, I’ll keep an eye on her.”
“Thank you, David.”