The Man They Underpaid

Alex Miller had dedicated eight years to Sterling Creative Solutions.

Eight years of pouring his talent into the agency, faithfully earning a modest three thousand dollars a month.

He was the bedrock, making campaigns work, building client trust.

All he wanted was a fair raise.

His boss, Vicky, always dismissed his requests, claiming the market was "terrible."

Then, a job ad blindsided him: Sterling Creative was hiring a "Creative Intern" for $30,000 a month – ten times his salary.

A week later, Vicky’s smirking nephew, Bryce, arrived to claim that role… and Alex’s very own desk.