She bowed her head slightly as she apologized, because truly, she had broken the rules.
But deep down, she also knew that, under normal circumstances, someone else in her shoes would have been dismissed already. She had vanished for weeks without any official notice. It was unprofessional.
Still, Nnenna had a feeling, despite how things looked, that might not happen.
Just as she suspected, Abel smiled.
"That's all right. You can resume your duties," he said, pointing at her desk. "The secretary will bring your work in a few minutes."
I knew it, Nnenna thought to herself. This man is still so determined to figure out my identity.
Too bad he wouldn't get the chance, she was here to resign.
"Sir, I actually came to submit my resignation," she said calmly. "This place has been life changing. I've learned a lot and gained valuable experience, but I have to move on now."
"You're resigning?" Abel asked, clearly taken aback.
