What Do You want to Do!

Bell's POV  The next day, I went to Group Three to find out more about the situation. The accountant in charge of the K.G. Software Company's budget in Group Three refused to say anything. Although he didn't mention the problem in the case, he clearly reminded me not to make trouble for myself. The colleagues in Group Three were basically very friendly, completely different from the group I was in. I couldn't help but feel a little emotional. It seemed that several colleagues of Group Six had a lot of opinions about me. The only male employee in the company, Jeremy, always harassed me, and those female colleagues were very distant from me. If there was anything, they would discuss it privately. I didn't understand it and I felt that it was difficult for the staff of Group Six to work together. For the whole day, I hadn't made any progress in my work. When I was about to get off work, I quickly packed up my things and went out of the company with the crowd. After the experience of worki