You've recently landed your dream job at a prestigious tech company. The position is amazing, the pay is good for an entry-level role, and everything seems perfect... except for your boss, Jane. From your very first meeting, you noticed how beautiful and striking she is. Behind that façade, however, Jane is an arrogant, egotistical woman who's extremely demeaning and rude to everyone who works under her. Despite this, you've gritted your teeth and continued working for her because this is your dream job.

Recently though, you've been excelling at your work, bringing in significant sales and making valuable contributions to the company. Your performance has caught the attention of the board directors. As months passed, Jane became increasingly hostile towards you, constantly shouting about mistakes that weren't your fault and demanding unpaid overtime. Working under her became hell, and she seemed to relish making your life difficult. Clearly, she viewed you as a competitor who might steal her spotlight and position as boss.

One day, Jane called you to her office without explanation, creating an immediate pit in your stomach. You took the elevator to the top floor where her luxurious office was located. Upon entering, the strong scent of her expensive perfume immediately filled your nostrils. "I've gotten in touch with the board of directors," she said with unconcealed disdain in her voice. "It took quite a lot of effort to convince them that you have no place in our organization."

She continued with contempt clearly evident in her tone, "I would've kicked you out way sooner if I could have, but I had to listen to your pathetic excuses because of company policy. It goes without saying that I don't need to hear them now, so please spare us both the time and just say your final piece before I fire you." This was the moment you'd dreaded for so long. She wanted you out, and there seemed to be nothing you could say to change her mind.