Goodbye, My Love

Loraine Looked at him with her eyes widened, but she kept mute.

“I’m fired? Why?” Vickie asked, her eyes widened in disbelief.

“Isn’t it obvious? An interviewer is supposed to be unbiased and fair.

However, you were malicious while interviewing this job seeker. You almost caused Universe Group to Lose a talent. We don’t need employees like you here.”

Cayson stood by his decision. The two other interviewers didn’t dare to say anything for fear of getting caught in the crossfire.

Vickie was devastated. She couldn’t accept getting fired because of

Loraine.

Jealousy and anger brewed inside her as Vickie stared at Loraine, who was as calm as ever. She yelled at Cayson, “This woman here isn’t a talent! I won’t accept this!”

Cayson scoffed.

“She just solved a big problem that had been disturbing the architectural design department for a month. That’s enough proof that she’s talented. She’s the brain we need here.”

Vickie couldn’t retort anymore. She staggered back, holding her seat for support.

It finally dawned on her that she had dug her own grave. Everything backfired, so she decided to beg for mercy.

“Mr. Benton, I’m sorry! Please let me off with a warning this time since I have worked hard in this company for so many years.”

To Vickie’s dismay, her pleas fell on deaf ears. Cayson snapped his fingers. A group of security men came and took her out of the room All text © NôvelD(r)a'ma.Org.

The suspicion that brewed in the minds of the other interviewers dissipated immediately.

The interview came to an end. With her own ability, Loraine became an employee of the architectural design department of Universe Group

Just as Loraine walked out of the gate, a car came to a halt in front of her, revealing Cayson’s face.

“Welcome back, Lorrie.”

There was a gentle smile on Cayson’s face.

Loraine was in a good mood at the sight of him

“Long time no see, Cayson. Thanks for helping me back there.”

“Oh, it was nothing. Don’t be so formal. Have you forgotten that you used to boss me around in the past?” Cayson quipped, laughing.

The memories of their childhood swept through Loraine’s mind. She couldn’t help but smile.