Duncan’s words drained the color off Ms. Chaplin’s face.

Without the guts to defend herself, Ms. Chaplin responded, “I’m sorry, sir. I won’t do it again.”

She then approached Liberty and said apologetically, “Ms. Hunt, I’m sorry for judging you by your appearance and insulting you. Please forgive me.”

Now that Liberty had cooled down, she replied embarrassedly, “I was at fault too, Ms. Chaplin. I should’ve watched my tone. Please forgive me for making you mad.”

After the pair exchanged apologies, Ms. Chaplin asked when Liberty could start work.

With a job secured, Liberty was overjoyed. She was grinning from ear to ear when she said, “I can start work anytime.”

“Come tomorrow then.”

“Alright. Thank you, Ms. Chaplin. Thank you, Mr. Lewis.”

Liberty expressed her gratitude and happily walked out with her resume.

“Liberty,” Duncan called out to her.

Liberty stopped and turned around to face him with a smile. “Do you need anything, Mr. Lewis?”

“You start tomorrow, right