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Chapter Seventy Two; Resignation?
Previously
I was sitting in Kola's chair and checking his office computer for some files on the weekly balancing of sheets when the door opened and slammed shut.
"What the flipping fuck are you doing here?" I heard a hard male voice say. I knew exactly who it was.
I kept calm. I wanted to be classy at all cost. I tilted my head so that I could see past the system in front of me. I saw Kola looking very pissed. He looked better than he did the last time I saw him that was for sure. But he was livid. It showed. I wasn't going to feed his anger though. I would keep it cool and classy.
"Oh, you're back. Welcome." I said and continued clicking away at the computer, sending the files I needed to myself.
I didn't realize that Kola had walked over to me until he slammed the table with force making me jerk.
"What the fu
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