Chapter 34

Luna then drawled mockingly, "Oh, I remember now! There were a couple of outcasts—unreliable slackers waiting to be fired. Don't tell me you've formed a team with them, Edward." She did not bother hiding her sneer or the wicked amusement in her eyes. I knew at once she had sabotaged me on purpose. Perhaps she had left the door to her office open because she wanted me to walk in and humiliate myself. Yet, I found myself demanding, "If you don't want me working in sales, then why did you bother transferring me here at all? You could have kept me here and had me wait on you instead." Luna closed the pages of the paperwork she had been reading and slowly rose to her feet. "I only wanted to see how you would fare in the sales department, Edward. The last project you secured had been a fluke, but you let it go to your head. "I only wanted to humble you. I can't have your pride so inflated that you wouldn't want to do lowly work for me, now can I?" Her words made me look at her in a new