Part 1The Accidental Erotica Submission

Mistakenly posted a social media post as a resignation letter, which then went viral.Me: "Did you read the document I submitted?"

Boss: "Mm... I read it."

Me: "Why didn't you reply? Don't agree?"

He didn't speak.

I was getting impatient: "If you don't speak, I'll take it as a yes. I'll come to your office this afternoon."

Boss replied instantly: "That fast?"

Me: "? What's fast?"

Boss: "I need to think about it..."

Two seconds later, he sent another message: "Is that okay?"

I agreed. The result? He left work early and even gave the entire company three days off.

I sat at my desk pondering for a long time: Is he resorting to such extreme measures just to keep me from resigning?

* * *

At this moment, the whole company exploded.

Just because of one sentence from Liam Grant: "Clock out. Take three days off."

"Is the boss crazy?" My deskmate, Chloe, refreshed her phone several times.

I held my phone, looking around in confusion.

So, what does that make the vacation I exchanged my resignation for?

Is it just my bad luck?

"The economy is bad recently. Could it be that the boss can't afford to pay salaries, so he's testing us with this?"

"Is this the rhythm of layoffs?"

"Right, right! When I went to submit the proposal today, I heard the boss talking about layoffs. Looks like it's happening!"

...

My heart went cold.

If it's a layoff, I can still get a severance package!

Is it too late to withdraw my resignation letter now?