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Su Xiao, the project leader who worked until 3 AM at a tech company, clung to a 10-million-yuan order even when her mother was seriously ill—only to catch her scheming colleague Lin Wei stealing her year-end bonus on the payment day. Lin even teamed up with their supervisor to slander her: “You don’t even know how to ‘give credit,’ no wonder you can’t get promoted.” When she was packing to quit, she accidentally found financial receipts proving Lin’s embezzlement with senior management—and realized her project was being sold to competitors. Su, who had endured for three years, finally snapped: she hid project records, client recordings, and a countermeasure plan in a USB drive, then projected them at the company annual party to expose the scam. When Lin tried to play the victim, Su showed her bank statements of stealing the bonus; when executives tried to cover it up, she pulled out the complaint email she’d sent to the CEO—turns out the headquarters had long sent an undercover to investigate. In the end, the thief was fired, the company abolished the “unwritten rules” evaluation system, and Su was promoted to department manager. The former “people-pleaser” who didn’t dare ask for overtime pay became the “overhaul queen” no one dared to mess with.
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