The Woman From Hell novel (Wanda and Theo) novel Chapter 968

Seeing how insistent Horton was, I did not refuse and followed him to the third floor.

The private room was full of ladies from our department, so Horton left after taking me there.

The ladies asked me to select a song. I was terrible at singing, but since I had joined the company, I thought I should not spoil the fun. Hence, I chose a song with a simple tune and hummed along to the tune as much a s I could.

After the song, I sat on the sofa and the female colleague sitting beside me asked me, "Did you bring a charger, Wanda?”

I glanced at the phone in her hand and figured that her phone must have run out of battery. I nodded with a smile, "I did, but it's in my bag in the changing room. I'll go get it for you if you need it.”

She quickly shook her head. "It's fine. How can I ask you to get it for me when I’m the one borrowing your charger? Just give me the number tag. I’ll go down and get it myself."

There was nothing important in my bag, so I gave her the tag and told her to go get it herself.

None of the ladies in the room could sing, but none of

them cared if they sang out of tune. They were mainly there to vent their emotions.

I pulled out my phone to take a look and planned to go home after seeing that it was getting late.

"There's a show at 12. Why don't you go back after that?" One of the female colleagues tried to make me stay.

I refused with a smile. "I can’t stay up late. I have to go back and sleep. Have fun, girls."

One could typically spend up to a thousand dollars here if they came alone. Hence, those who frequented this place were normally those who were more financially capable. Ordinary employees like us could not actually afford to spend money at places like this.

Now that the company was paying for everyone to have fun, they made sure to get the most out of it before leaving the place.

As soon as I left the hotel, two women stopped me.

They were both wearing working attire and looked elegant. At one glance, one could tell that they were white-collar workers in high positions.