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    Today, Hannah arrived in search of a job, hoping to secure a casual position that pays $100 a day.


    After a few discussions, the manager learned that Hannah had a college background and suggested that she try her hand at cashiering.


    The cashier role was not demanding, and it offered $150 a day—$50 more than the odd jobs. Naturally, Hannah epted the offer with enthusiasm.


    If all goes well, the manager is happy to keep Hannah on staff. However, if she were to curse at customers while at the register, there would be no chance of her staying.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Fortunately, Hannah was only joking with her family, so there was no serious cause for concern.


    The manager took a moment to advise her, “It’s best to maintain a positive reputation at work. Remember, joking with your rtives at the workce isn’t appropriate, okay?”


    Hannah nodded eagerly, responding, “Don’t worry, I promise it won’t happen again!”


    The manager acknowledged her and started to leave.


    At that moment, Jacob interjected, “Excuse me, are you the manager here?”


    The manager turned back, answering, “Yes, that’s me.”


    Jacob replied coldly, “I want to file aint against you!”


    The manager was taken aback and asked, “You’reining about me? What for?”


    Jacob pointed at Hannah, his voice filled with anger, “Your employee has physically attacked me and verbally abused me for no reason, and you just stand by and do nothing! This is a clear failure on your part! Is this how you manage your team?”


    The manager looked confused, “Aren’t you two rted?”<fnb557> ???s ??????? ?s ?????? ?? F?ndNovel</fnb557>


    Jacob spat out, “Absolutely not! Who’s rted to her?”


    The manager was even more perplexed and pointed at Hannah, “But she said you were!”


    Jacob sneered, “You trust whatever she says? It seems you truly are neglecting your responsibilities! I thought you two were family! How else can you exin her behavior?”


    The manager’s heart raced, and he quickly asked, “Sir, you’re not rted to Hannah at all?”


    With his head held high, Jacob dered, “Not at all! I don’t even know her! My son-inw and I came to buy something, waited in line for ages, and then she imed she was on break and told us to go to a different line. Isn’t that deliberately making it difficult for us? You heard that, didn’t you?!”


    The manager suddenly panicked and turned to Hannah, demanding, “What is going on? If you don’t rify this, you’re in big trouble!”


    Hannah was equally frightened!


    Seeing Jacob and Charlie, she felt an intense anger and hastily dismissed Jacob without thinking.


    She never expected Jacob would escte the issue to his superior!


    Wasn’t that jeopardizing her own job?


    In a rush, she pleaded, “Jacob, please talk to the manager. We’re family! I’m your sister-inw. If I’ve made a mistake, I’ll apologize. Just don’t jeopardize my job, I’m begging you!”


    Jacob shot her a re and said to the manager, “Look at this person; she keeps iming to be family! I don’t even know her! One moment she’s saying she’s my sister-inw, the next she’s not. How would you handle it if you were in my shoes?”


    Hannah quickly interjected, “Manager! Please don’t listen to him! I’m genuinely his sister-inw!”


    Jacob looked at the manager, patted him on the shoulder, and asked with an impassive expression, “If I im right now that I’m really your father, would you believe me?”


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