Chapter 20 Good Performance at Work

Since Leonard had agreed to reimburse the expenses under occupational injury, I had no intention to cut costs for him. Besides, I had my personal motives this time. Today, it felt like Leonard was looking at me differently, and it reminded me of our past. At night, after organizing all the receipts, I sent it all to the accountant, Zoe Holland. After half an hour, she finally replied to my text. Zoe asked, "Is this your medical record? Did Mr. Harmon agree to reimburse this?" I replied, "Yes. I'll discuss it with you tomorrow." I knew Zoe must've been shocked. After all, nobody in the company knew that I was sick. Zoe had been working for the Harmon Group for years, and she was handpicked by Mr. Harmon Senior to assist Leonard. Because of that, I trust that she would not carelessly tell anyone about it. Also, I trusted that if Leonard asked Zoe about it, she would tell him the truth. As I continued holding my phone, the screen displayed the chat between Leonard and me. It made