She looked over and saw Henry Hartwell standing in the doorway, his face grim.
Having known Henry Hartwell for so long, this was the first time Claire Sinclair had seen such a murderous expression on his face. His presence suddenly seemed immense—towering, powerful, and even a little handsome.
The colleagues who had just been gossiping excitedly fell silent as if they'd been put in their place. They obediently shut their mouths, not daring to utter another reckless word.
As Henry Hartwell walked in, he announced, "During his tenure, Warren Wallace was derelict in his duties and failed to act. The higher-ups have decided to revoke his position as editor-in-chief and permanently ban him from the news industry. Starting today, I will resume my role as editor-in-chief of the Astoria Daily. Claire Sinclair is promoted to a full journalist. Phoebe Lockwood's attitude and work ethic do not meet the standards of a journalist; she will remain an intern."
Everyone was stunned by his words.
