Literature
Transfered to a new position
I knew I was in big trouble. I was in trouble and rigthfully so. It was my fault that our company lost the important Midwest-Bank-Deal. When my manager called me in, I knew I was in big trouble. So what was the worst thing that could happen to me? Losing my job and having to find a new one? Not in this company. See, since Miss Arin became the manager of our branch, she introduced a new rule: If you screw things up, you get a chance to redeem yourself in a new position, assigned by Miss Arin. Strangely enough, all coworkers, that have been transfered to a redeeming position, have never been heard of again. With a bad feeling in my gutt, I entered Miss Arin's office. Miss Arin had certainly changed the look of her office after she replace Mr. Vandoorn as manager. Her office now looked more like the lair of an excentric Bond villain, with it's lavish, flame-themed decorations. Miss Arin appeared as the ruthless, stern, business woman in her red blazer and skirt combo, that fitted so