Fired? Screw It I'm RICH!
After being fired by Ascend Group with a paltry severance, top salesman Marcus Carter discovers thirty million credited to him due to the CEO’s nepotistic finance choices. Determined to return it, he faces suspicion and disbelief from a company convinced he’s running off with the money. What happens when honesty meets greed and pride?
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That Briefcase Handoff Was a Power Play
She didn’t just drop papers—she dropped *status*. The LV briefcase exchange with the assistant? A silent coup. He clutched his bag like it held his last dignity. Meanwhile, she stood tall, lace cuffs pristine, as if saying: ‘You’re fired. I’m upgraded.’ 🎯🔥
His Phone Drop Was the Real Plot Twist
He fumbled his phone—then froze mid-panic. That moment? More dramatic than any explosion. You could feel the weight of his job loss hitting like a suitcase drop. And yet… he still had that file. 'Fired? Screw It—I'm RICH!' isn’t about money—it’s about timing. ⏳📱
Her Call Wasn’t to HR—It Was to Her Lawyer
Watch her fingers on the phone—steady, not frantic. She wasn’t calling for help; she was confirming the severance transfer. Every blink, every smirk, screamed control. While he spiraled, she orchestrated. That’s not revenge—that’s *rebranding*. 💼📞
The Sparks Were Literal (and Metaphorical)
When he finally raised that ‘Confirmation of Return of Severance Compensation’ document, the sparks weren’t CGI—they were *earned*. His fury, her calm, the scattered pink slips… this isn’t just a breakup scene. It’s capitalism with eyeliner. 'Fired? Screw It—I'm RICH!' nailed it. 🌟💥
The Pink Slip Toss That Changed Everything
When she flung those pink slips like confetti in the airport hall, I knew 'Fired? Screw It—I'm RICH!' wasn’t just a title—it was a manifesto. His stunned face? Pure gold. The contrast between her icy elegance and his disheveled panic made the scene iconic. 💸✨