I Got Fired in the Lobby, Then My Rival Called

it.

“She’s employed elsewhere,” she said.

Celia looked at me then, finally direct. “Maggie, there are serious issues here.”

“I know.”

“We need clarity.”

“You had clarity. You ignored it.”

Her face did something small and pinched. Maybe shame. Maybe irritation at being spoken to plainly.

Then came turn two.

Celia said, “Warren told the board you had assured continue reading …