CHAPTER FIFTY-EIGHT - THE UNSEEN BETRAYAL IS DUE

  Thank you, Nia." As she turned to leave, Leon's voice stopped her. "Actually, would you mind staying for a bit? I could use the company, if you're not too busy." Nia hesitated for a moment, then nodded. "Sure, I can stay for a while." She settled into a chair across from Leon, watching as he took another long sip of coffee. "So, what's this big project that's keeping you here so late?" Leon sighed, setting down his mug. "We're implementing some new policies for the reception staff. It's part of a larger initiative to improve employee satisfaction and retention rates." "Oh?" Nia leaned forward, genuinely interested. "What kind of policies?" As Leon began to explain, Nia found herself drawn into the conversation. They discussed the pros and cons of various approaches, with Nia offering insights from her perspective as a former receptionist. "You know," Leon said, looking at Nia with newfound respect, "you have some really good ideas. Have you ever considered moving into a manag