Chapter 930:
Emma’s expression immediately turned awkward. She lowered her head and said nothing. In the past, she would have stormed over and confronted Joey, but now she stayed silent.
At that moment, the store manager turned to Emma and asked, “Emma, do you know each other?”
“We not only know each other, but we’re also old acquaintances.”
Before Emma could respond, Joey interrupted.
“In that case, you can take care of Emma’s sales performance. She has been working here for a week, and she hasn’t sold a single pair of shoes yet. This pair of shoes is one of our store’s high-end ones, and it could really boost her sales!”
The manager said with a friendly smile. At that moment, Emma’s head was already lowered to her chest. I could see that her hands were clenched into fists, probably out of great patience.
I knew that such a world-renowned store had very strict application requirements. To even apply, you had to pay a fixed deposit, and if you offended a guest or damaged any goods, you would be held accountable.
It seemed that Emma and Connie really had no other choice. Otherwise, they wouldn’t have ended up here selling shoes.
I didn’t know why, but although I should have been happy at this moment, I couldn’t bring myself to feel good seeing Emma in this situation. Alas, in the end, it was their own doing. They weren’t worthy of pity.
At that point, Joey spoke up.
“Of course, we can take care of her sales performance, but I don’t think this pair of shoes looks good. Please bring out the other pair and give it to my friend!”
Emma looked up and glared at Joey with hostility.
Joey, seizing the chance for some revenge, was determined not to show weakness. She turned directly to the manager and said, “Manager, what’s wrong with your saleslady’s attitude? Didn’t you say that a guest is like God? Is this the attitude you should have toward God?”
“Emma, what’s wrong with you? Have you forgotten the employee regulations?”
The manager scolded her in a low voice.
At this moment, Emma explained with a hint of grievance, “Manager, they have conflicts with me. They’re just here to make trouble. They will never buy our shoes!”
Hearing this, the manager corrected her, “As long as they enter our store, they are our guests. You need to set aside all previous grievances.”
The manager then turned to me and Joey with a smile, “Ladies, it’s all our saleslady’s fault. I’ll have her bring another pair of shoes for you to try on.”
Seeing that Emma was still standing there, the manager, now clearly impatient, urged, “Hurry up and help the guests try the shoes!”
Emma, furious, remained still.
“Do you want to be fired? Have you forgotten how you begged me to let you stay and work, despite your lack of experience?”
The manager said with a touch of anger.
