Klein cherished this opportunity greatly, so he began studying the Bible day and night, neglecting food and sleep.
Klein, who had always clocked in and out on time and was known as the District Bureau's hardest worker, even skipped work for several days straight.
Everyone thought he had been dealt a blow and had completely given up.
Previously, seeing how diligently he strove to get ahead, they might not have said anything aloud, but inwardly, none of them wanted him to work that hard.
After all, if they had all given up while this salted fish managed to turn his life around, wouldn't that just make them look lazy and useless?
Thus, after Klein had been absent from work for several days, he unexpectedly found himself receiving a great deal of concern.
For several days in a row, Bax heard people whispering in his ear, mostly trying to make excuses for Klein.
It left him thoroughly baffled. Since when had Klein become so popular?
That was until Klein showed up at the District Bureau with dark circles under his eyes, yet looking utterly energized.
"Klein, where did you go off to have fun these past few days?"
"You stayed up last night, didn't you? Young people should still take care of their health. Don't ruin your body by staying up late, or how will you slack off in the future?"
"Hurry and go see the director to cancel your leave. I've said plenty of good things about you in front of him these past few days."
Klein was completely bewildered. I only took a few days off to work hard and improve myself. Why has everyone suddenly become so enthusiastic?
The office auntie had previously mocked him for sucking up. A few days ago, the old man at the gate