Vivianna narrowed her eyes at the man. One second he was praising her, the next threating her. Well, at least she'd be kept on her toes. Still, the Slytherin hated being used. She also hated being tossed around like a naïve little girl. Far too many people did that, she loathed when people treated her like a child who should automatically bow down to the word of her elders.
Of course, she knew Mr. Marcheti, and respected him. So the witch didn't mind nearly as much as she could have. The teenager still grew tense to this very day whenever thinking of her old potions teacher. The idiot had talked down to the students like they were five. When it came down to it, Vivianna was pretty sure that she was more skilled with potions than that teacher ever would be. The teenager had been so glad when that fraud was fired.
The Slytherins expression smoothed out into a blank slate when Will walked in. The girl resisted the urge to roll her eyes as the man instantly began sucking up to his boss. If Will was half that polite to the customers, perhaps the sales would have been even better. Then again, there was no use worrying about that now.
Unsurprised that Will automatically began attempting to order her around, the teenager just turned to the man with an overly-forced smile. "Will, it's great to see you," the witch said with fake smile still in place, and tone sickly sweet, "But I'm glad to say that you won't be needed at work today. You see, Mr. Marcheti and I just had a little chat, and both agreed that we really don't like you. Not only that, but you're terrible with the customers, and at times have been a flat out safety hazard. So, and you must understand how painful it is for me to say this, you're fired."
With that, she took the necessary strides forwards to reach her once-superior. Looking up into Will's face, eyes wide and innocent, she placed a hand on the males arm and added, "my condolences." Oh yes, revenge was sweet.