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“Yes,” she confirmed.

“A service you just joined?” Dominic was trying to wrap his head around what she was saying.

“It wasn’t my fault.” Andra defended.

She proceeded to rant indignantly about the situation and how it had happened. She began from the first client to the last one.

Andra deliberately skipped Fred the businessman all through her report. She didn’t deem him worth mentioning since he gave her five stars and would probably be giving her a job. He was alright in the end, she believed.

“The last woman was the worst.” She said bitterly. “You need to see how she insulted me, calling me all sorts of names. She even said I’m lucky I’m married to you. She said I’m useless and rude.”

Dominic was initially taken aback by her experience but he remembered who she was and was no longer surprised. The Andra he knew was rebellious and even arrogant. To be honest with himself, he didn’t believe she would succeed in the job with her attitude. And now it had played out.

Yet, here she was pl