Chapter 129 Picked Apart in Front of Miles

• Most of these people were poor and had no way out in life. If there was a way out, no one would be willing to come out and sell their strength in constructing buildings. By giving them compensation and then firing them, it was equivalent to sealing their fates.
• Hearing this, Stella sat dumbly on the sofa in the office. It was not that she wanted to be a savior, but she grew up in her father's factory and had come across people like this. They were usually a low-income family who all shared one bed, and they always worked desperately to make ends meet because only one breadwinner was earning money to feed a family of four or five. In fact, for many years, Stella did not dare to think about it because she would feel sad thinking about it. But what did it have to do with her? That was Miles’ company, so any decision he made would naturally have its reasons, so she could not question it.
• But, why couldn’t they just provide training for these people? After all, it was not easy for anyone to earn money.