The Agreement

"After you start working, you just need to sit there until it's time to leave. Occasionally, to deal with inspections, you may need to pretend, but these are minor things, happening only a few times in a few months."

Kara explained it thoroughly, capturing the interest of Grandpa and Grandma Jones.

Doing nothing and receiving so much money every month—what's not to like?

Amara, however, held a skeptical attitude toward this matter. She questioned Kara, "How long have you been working there?"

"Two years," Kara answered sincerely. "Even when I was pregnant and gave birth, they didn't fire me. You see, isn't it good?"

"What a fantastic company!" Harry's parents clapped their thighs, happily dancing.

"Kara, quickly go and ask when we start working."

Kara nodded. "I'll go back to the company now. Wait for me; I'll have news soon."

The Jones family practically half-carried Kara out in front of Amara, who wanted to protest but w