If she kept working in the sanitation office, she would inevitably be given preferential treatment, and the other employees would surely look askance at her.

"No, I want a change in environment," said Serenity.

"Is that so?" The director thought that the person behind Serenity must have offered her a decent job, so he approved Serenity's resignation without much hassle. He did not deduct any of her salary for the time off she took and even paid her an extra month's worth of salary. He told the financial department to process the payment immediately.

After leaving the sanitation office, Serenity took a deep breath. The extra month of salary was the director's way of showing goodwill, but to be frank, he did it because of Jackson Valor.

If she had a backbone, she should have said no to the extra money.

But she could not.

Her grandmother was still in the hospital. The money she borrowed from Lisa would not last long. There might even be additional medical expenses in the future. Her