The Billionaire Alpha’s Contract Lover

Chapter 132

Chapter 132 I didn’t want to deal with Tara anymore. I was too tired. Looking at Tara, I said indifferently, “Since you won’t officially approve of my resignation, forget it. I don’t want your salary and bonus from last month, and I’ll do without health insurance. Consider this my final notice.” Health insurance was only part of the reason I had wanted to go through the normal resignation process. When I was at the end of my rope, the hiring personnel at Midwest Packs Corporation had chosen me, a human with no work experience, as an employee.

At that time, I’d sold myself for a large sum-enough to save Silas but not enough to cover the follow-up treatment expenses. The Sterling pack hadn’t found him yet, so he was just a poor orphan like me. All of his medical expenses were paid for by Harper and me from our part-time jobs. But it was far from enough. I looked for higher-paying jobs everywhere, but there was nothing. No one wanted to hire me. Until Midwest Packs Corporation had accepted me. They had given me a stable job, and they had lent me the money I needed to cover Silas’s medical bills. I was forever thankful for them and grateful they’d taken a chance on me.

That was why I had been working here for five years. No matter which company tried to poach me, I had never been tempted.

But I had no loyalty to Tara, and I’d never expected her to be so difficult. And I certainly wasn’t going to allow her to use me the way she wanted to. I took off my badge and placed it on Tara’s desk. Then, I turned around and walked away without looking back. Tara cleared her throat. “Taya, when you signed the loan agreement with MPC, you signed another agreement. It was clearlyExclusive © material by Nô(/v)elDrama.Org.

written that you must get the approval of the CEO in order to resign. Otherwise, you will have to pay six times the penalty fee.” I stopped walking. Five years ago, I was so desperate for the money, I signed the contract without putting much thought into it. It had never ever occurred to me that I might want to quit one day.