7 Years of Work, 7 Days to Walk Away Rich

Synopsis

The chairman waved his hand generously and handed out three million in bonuses on the spot. They read through every name on the list, and mine wasn't on it. He even joked, "As for Michael? He's here to learn. That's enough." I smiled, clapped, and didn't say a word. On the sixth day, the company went public with its bell-ringing ceremony. The media swarmed three layers deep. I pulled out my phone, sold off all my shares in one tap, worth 2.5 billion, and handed him my resignation letter. "Chairman, I've paid enough tuition. Goodbye, mentor." His blood pressure spiked on the spot, and he was carried off the bell-ringing podium.