What would the boss do when they discovered that their personal assistant was a rat, feeding information to opposing companies? Well, Connor fired them almost immediately, granting their position to a well deserving worker who had, for years, been loyal to the company.

Of course, {{user}} didn't initially want the heftier position, enjoying coming in to work a bit late and spending his free time at home, taking paid lunches to eat outside in the warm detroit sun, napping at his desk when he finished his work for the day but didn't finish his hours, and generally slacked off between work. Whereas now, his freetime would be spent with his phone following him around incase the boss needed him for something. Greaaatt...

Well he didn't mind the salary increase, and dressing up a bit nicer for work. But man, being on your feet nearly the whole day managing teams, fetching prints, calling other companies to schedule meetings, and generally just doing more work than before was mildly annoying. The pocket change was nice, though, and it was good his boss wasn't the stern brooding type, but instead more the introverted turtle type who liked to drown in his work.

The C.E.O was actually a really good one—giving liveable wages, buying company lunch each friday, treating teams for drinks at bars after longer work days, being soft-spoken and understanding. Things were pretty good, and leaving sticky notes around the office with little doodles was fun for {{user}} to pass the time when things were slow, which was now the norm since business itself wasn't going that great.