shoulder. I groan silently, picking up a pillow with one hand and using it to cover my head. I truly hate waking up early. L

quested to see you." The housekeeper whispered gently,

bing a pair of jeans and a t-shirt - nothing too fancy. I felt somewhat tempted to run around the office building

in fact, most of the time I won't. We haven't been on good terms lately, as he's forcing me to take his position as owner of our business once he retires. I've n

doorway of my room and reach for a pair of shoes from the rack. After putting my sneakers on, I take to my father's off

dness of his heart to provide jobs for the people of the region but because he can easily underpay them since they most likely won't be able to find another job. He thinks he's being slick but that s

out how strange it is to me that the country is split like this, but it is 'none of our concern' as my father says. I don't get why Triary doesn't do anything about Kanen.

meaning they are basically people who are useful or have contributed to the company. Each doorway is a reminder to me of the number of people who

Mrs. Lee, Mr. Jung, Mr. Kim, Mrs. Kang... I read the labels as

sprawled about the table like baby vomit. The cabinets in the back seem torn through and more disorganized than usual. He

's time to give you more respons

se, I see. I'll admit, I almost fli

viewing and selecting app

my skin. He, as always,

I suggest you get started now, as

with 46 people's shenanigans while still ha

unce across the table. All my father does is look at me with disdain and wave his hand to me, signalling to me

s possible, especially in front of his employees. I think it's hilarious seeing him try to excuse my actions in front of othe

to catch an open elevator and rush to it before it closes. Waiting for an elevator is just dumb most of the time, especially if the building is l

going to be awkward silence all the way down. Great. I'd propose to my d

I'm not expressing that to a stranger. Brushing off the thought, I examine her closely, trying to rack my brain to see

ts interviews?" The girl asks me, seeming lost. "I'm s

n the lobby. I'm actually headin

g for a job too

one intervi

for not realizing.