g about the man back at the bar. His kind eyes and gentle hands were burned into

an eventful day.

it was

er Dimmy. It was so good to see that look on his fac

ut a laugh

happen to know

o.

ed why he

said it wi

he is handsome as well — that's obvious

to dream, I'm

e fun girl.” Emmelin

her phone buzzed in her pocket. She quickly fished it out with a mixture of curiosity and trepidation. She wasn't expecting any exciting news, but you never knew what migh

?” Emmeline aske

erview tomorrow.” She san

ly, I'm so ha

d the room and suddenly, Rhia pa

happ

d up being a waitress forever and I'll

inx it. But I don't mind you staying he

or years now. They grew up together an

shift tomorrow. Manager

ke it easy if she missed her shift and showed u

't cover for you. You really need

petitive position based on the company involved. I might just end up jobless. Maybe Ja

have a suggestion. Trust me,

a seemed more inte

er for you. He's always had a crush

m?

solution. I don't want you t

sighed. “I ca

o do it. Gi

t want to inco

at. I'm sure he

ing from Emmeline she accepted. With trembling

T DAY —

r that this company had money to burn. But as she waited in the reception area, she couldn't help but notice the other candidates sitting nearby. They were all fidgeting and looking a

ed the candidate who

work. He just threw me out and said I was not the right fit. This was a complete waste of time. He is clea

oever gets to be his secretary wi

dn't make Rhia back down on this life changing opportunity s

ear the man complaining, “Where did you find all these people? This is the last one. After this, I'm do

ou to it.” The man who was with the interviewer said

he interview

nt inside. The interviewer sat behind a large, i

turing to the chair in front of him

ront of him. “So, tell me why you're the right person

his glasses and Rhia's eyes narrowed as she recognised the gentleman

s?” He asked