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Chapter 127
Chapter 127:The room fell into an oppressive silence.
After all, anyone who made such a mistake would face serious repercussions.
If the news spread and outsiders found out about Rodrigo's complaints, it would not only tarnish the company's image, but could cause its market value to plummet.
Allison opened her mouth, ready to speak, but before Before he could do it, one of the young women couldn't contain herself any longer and jumped to his defense.
Marc, how can you say that this has nothing to do with you Mr.
Lloyd, Marc is the leader of the project.
I can attest to that.
Miss Clarke only helped him mix the sample fragrance.
The mistakes that followed cannot be blamed on her.
This woman had never stood up to Marc, and she stood her ground against him.
You tried to take credit earlier, and Miss Clarke gave it to you.
But now you're going too far.
From formulation to coordination, all that work was Ms.
Clarke's.
You took the glory and now you want to avoid the blame.
What shamelessness! Others joined in, ganging up against Marc.
Exactly, Marc.
You were the one steering the ship in the early stages, reporting the numbers.
Mr.
Lloyd, we can dig into the internal network and find those figures you initially reported.
Count me in! I just checked it; Marc reported 4,500 bottles.
You can't get away from that! When it's time to work, good luck finding Marc.
But when it's time to bow, he's more enthusiastic than anyone! Many in the company were already fed up with Marc's antics.
This incident It was just the straw that broke the camel's back, especially since his actions had clearly endangered his own interests.
So many got to work.
Marc's face turned red, radiating fury.
You.
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You are all lying.
He never thought he would be stabbed in the back like that.
Allison realized that, while some truly defended her, others They were limited to protecting their own interests.
She didn't care.
He had encountered too many bad-omen friends to be surprised now.
Kellan, hearing the commotion, remained calm and tossed the project documents in front of Marc.
Even a child could do the math.
But it doesn't work out for you.
Why Because you're too immersed in office politics.
If you can do the job, do it.
If not, pack your bags and leave.
Feeling the weight of responsibility, Marc quickly changed gears, adopting a plaintive attitude.
Mr.
Lloyd, I didn't mean to.
I simply forgot.
Honestly, I didn't mean anything by what I said before.
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The office was already overflowing with annoyance, and his whining only fueled the fire.
Allison gave him a chilling look that silenced him instantly.
Right now, we need to focus on solving the problem, not assigning blame.
The damage has already been done, regardless of who caused it.
Facing the crisis, Allison analyzed the situation with a clear head.
The priority is to appease Mr.
Carman and speed up production.
He has a reputation for being especially picky, and this time he praised our service.
If word gets out that you have complaints about us, it would be a major embarrassment.
I propose that we quickly draft a compensation plan for Mr.
Carman and maintain clear communication.
Kellan nodded, in agreement with Allison's organized approach to handling the situation.
Miss Clarke is right.
We need to focus on rectifying the matter.
After the meeting, Allison, in her role as lab manager, began to orchestrate the team with precision.
Everyone, ramp production according to the formula I have provided.
This time there should be no error.
If a problem arises, wait for it to return.
We will solve them then.
Once the tasks were assigned, he grabbed his bag and headed towards Rodrigo.
When he arrived at the agreed place, he went directly to him.
Mr.
Carman, we sincerely apologize for the inconvenience we have caused you.
One of our team members miscalculated, and there are no excuses.
We completely understand your reluctance to withdraw the complaint.
We want to make amends.
Allison had met Rodrigo at a tea house.
As soon as he arrived, he offered a sincere apology and personally served her a cup of tea.
I have prepared your favorite coffee.
We can discuss compensation measures shortly.
Rodrigo's anger began to dissipate as soon as he saw that Allison had gone to the trouble of apologizing in person.
After all, Allison had previously suggested adding more iris to the fragrance, which had elevated the formula beyond your expectations.
He had formed a positive impression of her, and that made him more receptive.
When he saw her favorite tea, his eyes lit up.
Miss Clarke, how did you know this was my favorite.
The last time you visited our company, you were wearing a fragrance that I had this tea as a top note.
A person's fragrance often reveals their tastes and acts as their invisible calling card.
Nobody wears a perfume they don't like.
So I took a chance and asked for it.
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His words, simple but thoughtful, immediately shortened the distance between them.
Rodrigo's anger had faded.
As long as the order was fulfilled on schedule, he would gladly retract his complaint.
To his surprise, Allison gave him a bottle of perfume.
This is another fragrance that I have developed.
He smelled it and couldn't help but praise it.
This perfume has a traditional elegance.
The top note is tea, while the base note is sandalwood.
It really gives off a sense of classic refinement.
Allison smiled and responded, I think this fragrance suits you perfectly.
As an apology, I would like to give it to you as a gift.
As for the rest of the order, we will work overtime to ensure it is finished in one day.
Rodrigo, already in love with the perfume, burst into loud laughter, vanishing his previous worries.
It's just a minor matter.
I'm surprised to see you here, considering it was clearly an employee mistake.
As long as the order is fulfilled, I will let it pass.
He handed her his business card.
Miss Clarke, your perfume skills are truly exceptional.
I love all the fragrances she creates.
Would you consider joining my company I would be happy to offer you a very competitive package.
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