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room, flipping through a
nity for her interview. Finally, the door opene
the woman asked,
d trying to compose herself. "Yes, that's
e turning and walking back into the
her eyes taking in the sleek
farm, the sound of keyboards clackin
oom, Emily's nerves began to spike.
ily to enter. The room was dimly lit, the on
terviewers, their faces stern and unyielding. Emily recogn
his voice firm. "We appreciate you t
o hide her nerves. "Th
h disdain. "Tell me, why do you think you're
to remain professional. "I believe my skills and experience make me a
ly?" he said, his voice laced with sarcasm. "Because from where
he had been slapped. She tried to spea
. "I think that's all for now, Emily, thank you f
ng her with a cold, calculating gaze. She felt a surge of anger and
aid, her voice bar
in the mirror. Her eyes were red-rimmed, her face pale
r. Emily felt like she was moving throu
She was just a plain, ordinary girl, and she would never
iewers stepped in also. "You really don't have to keep your ho
et you're from?"He continued, you d
y hiring someone as ugly as you're, i
e of your greatest luck of your life, of
led, like it's a capital NO. I hope this sinks well into your ugly skull h
fixed at
do i really look like an alien on earth? why will there judge by mere
fault that I was born ugly? I'm not asking for perfection, just a chance. Bu
e but unwanted. Did I create myself? I di
d of this life, tired of being rejected, tired of being treated like I'm not worthy
an uphill battle, and she didn't know how much longer she could keep going at least he was being
lt in her heart, her life was a
he was going. where is your destination ma'am,
cific about where you're
arge but please just keep driv
e drove her around until evening, and finally she decided