I am very angry today. I can't think of such a leader. What should I do now?

As you know, the manager gave you the job that belonged to my aunt. My aunt didn't feel well and said a few angry words to you. "Don't let me take care of me, you can take care of it later." This is probably the psychology. You know, since you said angry words, you will be fine in the future. You should also know that angry words are generally not true.

So the water delivery master came, and of course she went to collect it. As a result, you took it seriously and took it. That is, don't get carried away in the eyes of others. If it is serious, you can say that you want to rob your aunt's job. No matter who gets carried away, no one will have a good impression on the person who gets carried away, so the manager asks you to do your job well, which probably means warning and teaching.

Then you ask the manager if he wants you to wash it. Of course, the manager knows that aunt is angry and probably knows that you can't figure it out, so you don't have to worry about what she says. Besides, the manager may be uncomfortable to hear aunt's angry words, so ask her. As for going against you in front of you, she may want to teach you a lesson.

As for how to do it, you don't have to do it deliberately, do your own job well, you can ask your aunt for advice if you don't understand anything, and try to get on well with your colleagues and superiors. People's mood is a very complicated thing, far from being as simple as it seems. You should think it over in the future.