Chapter 5 - The Shocking Truth Behind The Charlotte Service Center
Samuel Wilson rushed over, his face flushed and sweating under the harsh corporate lighting.
“Mr. Bennett, please, the intern program has strict budget limits for prosthetic upgrades,” Samuel babbled nervously.
“Company policy dictates that standard replacements are only issued after a twenty-four-month probationary review period.”
Jonathan turned slowly to face the technical manager, his dark eyes narrowing like a predator locking onto its target.
“Company policy?” Jonathan asked softly, a terrifying edge coating every single syllable.
“I wrote the corporate policy, Samuel, and nowhere in those documents does it say our interns should use duct-taped equipment.”
Jonathan tapped the cover of Annie’s personnel folder against his palm with a rhythmic, menacing thud.
“In fact, our foundation allocates a two-million-dollar annual grant specifically for employee and intern medical accessibility.”
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Samuel’s mouth opened and closed like a fish out of water, unable to produce a single coherent excuse.
“So explain to me, Samuel, why this grant money never reached Ms. Carter’s department.”
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