"If it weren't for you, I wouldn't have ended up at a hotel. Why won't you pay me back?"Madison Cooper jabbed a finger at me, her face flushed with humiliation."I'm your trainee—you're supposed to take responsibility for me. Your place is just sitting there empty anyway. Why are you being so petty?"She made sure to raise her voice as she said it. The moment the words left her mouth, our coworkers turned to watch with eager, gossip-hungry eyes.I kept my eyes on my screen, fingers still flying across the keyboard."I'm your supervisor, not your mother."She froze for a second, her expression turning uglier. I figured with how harsh I'd put it, she'd at least have enough shame to back off.But instead, she switched gears and put on a pitiful, wounded act, refusing to let it go."But doesn't the old saying go, 'A teacher for a day is a parent for life'? I just got dumped, and I got scammed out of all my money. I really have nowhere to go. What's the big deal if you let me crash
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