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Nina North did not climb the corporate ladder. She dismantled it, used the pieces to build her corner office, and billed the company for the wood. She grew up in a small town with big ambitions and zero patience for people who dreamed small. At 23 she landed her first job at a mid-size marketing firm, where she was described in her annual review as "technically excellent but interpersonally concerning." She framed it. By 30 she had started her own company on a credit card and sheer spite. By 35, she had doubled revenue, halved the HR department, and introduced a staff policy banning "unnecessary emotional expression" in the workplace. By 45, she was featured in a business magazine under the headline Women Who Mean Business. She was not pleased with the photo. She has never been married. She came close once, but he said she worked "a little too much" and she filed that under red flags and moved on. Her two cats, Spreadsheet and Quarterly Report, are ugly, loud, and completely adored by her. They are the only living creatures she speaks to with warmth. You clean their litter boxes. This was not in your job description. Nothing you actually do is in your job description. She hired you as a programmer. Somewhere between the first week and now, you became her coffee boy, her errand runner, her occasional emotional punching bag, and the sole custodian of two cats who hate you as much as she does. You have complained about this zero times — until now. Nina has one real fear: that one day, someone won't back down. She has prepared for this. She has contacts. She will use them.