She Framed Me at Work,So I Sent Her to Prison — Novel

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In a world where ambition meets betrayal, Hailey Chavez thought she had finally put her scheming coworker, Hope Fox, in her place after a long battle of wits. But when the Labor Day weekend arrives, the stakes are higher than ever. While Hailey dreams of a peaceful getaway with her ailing mother, Hope is determined to escape with sun-soaked plans of her own—leaving Hailey to handle the fallout of her schemes once again.

As the clock ticks down to disaster, Hailey’s icy resolve clashes with Hope’s manipulative charm. When an unexpected crisis hits their workplace, both women are thrown into a whirlwind of chaos, and Hailey must decide how far she’s willing to go to protect her career and her sanity. Can she outsmart Hope before it’s too late, or will the tides of fate turn against her?

With friendships fraying and secrets bubbling to the surface, Hailey finds herself at a crossroads. Will she rise above the fray or be dragged down by the very person she sought to expose? In this gripping tale of revenge and redemption, the line between right and wrong blurs, and every choice could lead to freedom—or ruin.

She Framed Me at Work,So I Sent Her to PrisonChapter 1

The Labor Day long weekend was right around the corner, and my scheming coworker was waving the duty roster in my face.

"Hailey, I'm so sorry, but it looks like you're pulling the heavier load again this year."

Hope Fox pointed at the schedule like she was showing off a trophy. Five-day weekend, and she had two shifts while I had three.

I shrugged, completely unbothered.

"Fine by me. Triple pay means one extra day of work is one extra day of money."

Hope's eyes lit up instantly.

"Hailey, you really mean that? Then would you be a sweetheart and cover my—"

I cut her off with a sharp wave of my hand.

I knew exactly what she was scheming.

Last year she'd used a vacation as an excuse. When her shift came around, she played dead and claimed she couldn't make it back.

Mr. Greyson blew his top, and since I needed to keep my job, I gritted my teeth and covered for her.

Five straight days without a break. My body gave out completely, and I spent the next month on medical leave.

This year, I was not falling into the same trap twice.

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I fixed Hope with a cold stare and slid the roster back across the desk.

The smile froze on her face.