Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Camryn said, “It’s better to work for our company. You also own a share of the company. Use your holidays to work and accumulate some work experience. After you graduate, if you don’t plan to continue your studies, start at the grassroots level. It’s good to experience the hardship of work early on.”

The York Corporation’s requirements were extremely high. Even if the other young masters of the York family are new to society, they cannot go directly to work at the York Corporation’s headquarters.

Camryn didn’t want Trenton to use Callum’s identity to gain access to the York Corporation. That would be criticized by others, and it would be unfair to many people. There is no justice in this world.

She still let Trenton go to work at Newman’s Enterprise; after all, Trenton also had a share in Newman’s Enterprise.

Trenton said, “Isn’t the New Year not far away? What if I can’t book a high-speed rail ticket by then?”

Callum acted as if he wanted to keep Trenton in Wiltspoon. In his heart, he had been looking forward to Trenton going to work at Newman’s Enterprise. This way, before the new year, he and Camryn could still enjoy their own world.

said, “Trenton, you can grab high-speed rail tickets in advance, or you can book air tickets. As long as you make arrangements in advance, are you still worried about not being able to come back? If you can’t buy a ticket, I

listen to you. Talk to Brother Dal and arrange a job for me. Don’t let anyone know that I’m your biological brother. Just say that I’m a college

to celebrate the New Year. Normally, they will use all available time to make money. I occasionally work

parents were still free, they sent him to a closed school early, but they never treated him badly in terms of material life. He had

paying his card, so he never lacked money. After he became an adult, he had more money at his disposal. Camryn said that he was an adult and had to learn to take care of his

the money he earned—even if he could only earn a few dozen dollars a day—he was very happy, and he felt particularly happy spending

you think this way. I also tried every possible way to make money when I was in college.” Callum strongly supported Trenton’s use of his

money by working with other classmates. Even before they graduated, they all established their own small companies, and

object to her brother using his free time to make money. She had heard that many people would find part-time jobs while in