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⚡️ Sparks Fly at Barkshire Junction: HoundLine CEO Ms. Bibi Clashes with Legal Advisor Over Border Dispute

Commuters and passersby near Barkshire Junction got an unexpected dose of corporate drama this morning. Loud, angry voices were heard echoing from the office of Ms. Bibi, the CEO of the HoundLine Railroad, during what witnesses describe as a highly charged confrontation. The target of the CEO’s fury? Mrs. Jiji, the railroad’s external legal advisor.

A Costly Border Dispute

An anthropomorphic wolf in a uniform and a dog in a business suit argue over a map in an office with a sign that reads "THE HOUND LINE RAILROAD."

According to sources, the two were locked in a fierce debate over an ongoing border dispute between HoundLine Railroad and Mr. Galloway, a local farmer from Paws Crossing.

It appears Ms. Bibi’s patience with the legal process has completely run out. Frustrated by the lack of resolution, the CEO reportedly demanded that her advisor stop generating paperwork and deliver results immediately. Witnesses overheard Ms. Bibi delivering a blistering ultimatum to her attorney:

“Every hour that I let you work cost me a fortune and I rather give that money to the farmer than to you. I don’t pay you to send messages, letters and emails. Put on your fancy rubber boots and go now to Mr. Galloway and solve this problem immediately”.

A Furious Exit

The high-priced legal advice apparently didn’t sit well with the aggressive demands. Mrs. Jiji was spotted storming out of the CEO’s office visibly furious. After slamming the office door, the attorney marched straight to her brand-new car and sped off. Witnesses note that Mrs. Jiji was last seen driving heavily in the direction of Paws Crossing, presumably to confront Mr. Galloway and put an end to the dispute once and for all.

Whether the fancy rubber boots will be enough to settle the score with Farmer Galloway remains to be seen. Stay tuned as we monitor this developing local story.

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