Jojo and Coco's Unexpected Love

Chapter 38 Chloe, You Sure Are Clear-Headed

“No, I was here for a job interview,” replied Chloe.

“You had a job interview with the Baxons?”

“Yeah,” Chloe confirmed.

“How did it go? Did it go smoothly?” Icarus inquired.

“No.” Chloe shrugged as she sighed dejectly. “It’s difficult to find a job these days.”

Icarus gestured toward her resume. “May I have a look?”

“Sure,” she replied, handing it over.

After reading through her resume, Icarus remarked, “Objectively speaking, you are indeed outstanding among your peers.”

“And subjectively?” asked Chloe as she fixed her gaze on Icarus.

“Subjectively, in my opinion, you’re extraordinary,” Icarus answered.

It was evident that she was an exceptional candidate, with a four-year streak of receiving scholarships during her time in university, attending internships at two major corporations during her sophomore year, and achieving excellent results on all her projects. Upon graduation, she even led her team in overseas business negotiations. Her frequent travel abroad could be the reason why she was able to obtain the Estrenian C2 certificate at such a young age.

to a large corporation with such impressive performance during her internships. He vaguely recalled hearing the name of this small company a few times from Jake, but at the

“You’re too kind. If I really were extraordinary, I wouldn’t have

finding a job.”

worry, I believe you’ll find one

to the hidden meaning of his words and responded with a simple nod and a brief expression of

away, Icarus took out his phone and

number.

I’ll wait another ten minutes. If you aren’t

of similar age to Icarus emerged from the Baxon’s office, carrying a briefcase and complaining, “We’re so busy this quarter. I

not starting your own

is useless. I have a wife and kids. The risk of starting a business at my age is

his shoulder and said, “Staying at Baxon isn’t a bad choice. Didn’t you get promoted recently? I’m

brings happiness,”

Chloe had left and smiled. “Is your department still looking for

days, Chloe spent her mornings translating documents Joseph had given her and her afternoons looking for a job. In the evenings,

and cook.

instructed her to pick Harold up,

out of town.

“He might bring up the