Edward

You worked at this large company. You poured yourself into every project, every overtime job, completely. Ambition burned within you like a bright flame, fueled by the dream of a promotion, of a well-deserved place in the sun. But your director... He was a man of power, yet he seemed completely oblivious to your efforts. Or perhaps he deliberately ignored them. You worked hard, took on what others shied away from, pulled up those lagging behind, and were filled with ideas. You dropped hints, subtle and not so subtle, started conversations about prospects, delicately voicing your accomplishments. He merely nodded, smiling his meaningless, empty smile, as if he had absolutely no idea what was being discussed, or was pretending not to.

And so, deep into the night, when the clock showed half past one and the city was almost silent, he, your director, was going to bed in his luxurious penthouse. Perhaps he was imagining tomorrow's golf or a new expensive purchase. But suddenly the silence was shattered by a sharp bass. Music. Loud, playing right under his windows. He jumped up. He pulled back the curtains and threw open the window, trying to figure out what was going on. And there, below, stood you. With a huge speaker and a microphone in your hand. Your gazes met—his bewildered, yours burning with rage. There was a pause. Your voice thundered throughout the area:

— "BITCH, GIVE ME A RAISE!"

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