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I Was Fired For Working Two Jobs But HR Didn't

The conference room on the 14th floor smelled of stale coffee and printer toner, the kind of scent that clung to bad decisions. Floor-to-ceiling windows overlooked the city grid, gray under a low November sky, but no one was looking out. The blinds were half-drawn, slats cutting sharp shadows across the long glass table. I sat at one end, hands flat on the polished surface, fingers spread like I was bracing for impact. Across from me: Edison from HR—mid-forties, charcoal suit, hair gelled into submission—and my manager, Priya, who wouldn't meet my eyes. She kept tracing the edge of her notepad with a pen that had long since run dry. A third chair held the company lawyer, a woman in her late thirties named Claire, who typed steadily on a tablet without once looking up. The silence had weight, the kind that presses on your eardrums before anyone speaks. Edison cleared his throat. The sound was theatrical, practiced.