Spoil My Errant Wife

Patrick, who seemed to have known that she was having a bad day, picked up the phone.

"Wait for me in Gordon Hotel.I'll be there in 30 minutes..."

Sure enough, they didn't find a job today.

What's worse, the two of them spent a lot of money on a meal.

Crystal was so embarrassed when she came across her former colleagues at IP&G.

All of them were in short black uniform skirts and came to talk to Crystal as soon as they saw her since she had always been an easy-going person in the company.

They asked where she was working now in a little bit condescending tone.

"We've been transferred to the sales department recently.It's so busy there! We barely have the time to buy takeout here.Crystal, where are you working now?"

Crystal smiled awkwardly.

"Actually, I'm still looking for a job...Capable people are always busy.You must be paid better in the sales department."

"Our company is recruiting but, you know, big groups are usually very picky about applicants.Our company prefers hiring talented graduates and then training them slowly.Besides them, only those who are already successful in the field can be hired.As for those who tried to get a job here by connections, they should give up now..."

"Yes, we have strict rules here.The personnel department held a meeting the day before yesterday to emphasize that all the procedures of recruitment must meet the regulation..."

Ignoring Crystal's small talk with her former colleagues, Christina, who was in a bad mood, was busy eating.

"Well, the attitudes of those who use their connections to get a job are different.I heard that the Secretarial Office hired someone weeks ago, who simply used Lucy as her full name in her resume..."

"Be careful what you say.I heard that she was hired by Mr.Hopkins personally.We can't afford to offend someone like that."

Crystal had been hoping that these women would leave soon, but what they just said jealously caught her attention.

Lucy must have been a false name.

Christina suddenly looked up at them.

"Lucy?"

Only then did these women who were standing beside their table notice how beautiful Christina was.

They couldn't help but hold their breath for a second, surprised by Christina's noble and elegant temperament.

After a closer look, they found her a little familiar.

"Christina, I heard you were having difficulty finding a job."

An excited voice came from behind.

It was Charles.

didn't show much interest in other people's lives, but he rushed here immediately when he

turned around, ignoring

IP&G knew that Charles was good friends with

him as soon as they recognized him, "Nice to see you

replied with a

generously, "You must be working hard and don't have the time for lunch until now.Anything else you want to eat?

while they were actually shouting in excitement deep

"Thank you, Mr.Shepherd."

rolled her

to pay for me?

you look for a job.How can your husband stay calm

Charles smiled.

get you a job? I think the work of

all shocked to hear this, but none

were already crossing the line by not leaving immediately

bragged about how strict the rules of

words just now were like a

background? She looked

left

they bumped into their boss at the entrance of

nervously in shock,

came here in a

him and then strode

women looked at his

is Mr.Hopkins in such a hurry to

seat next to Christina naturally, one of them shouted in shock, "I...I know who

year without ceremony with, let me see, Miss Dickens from C City.She

widened their

be close to

didn't tell us any of this! At least we treated her as

to us...I won't help

indignantly

looking

table of

to be served, he chatted

been irritated by his words, answered quickly in anger, "What do you mean? Do

down by a small company? Christina, you have every right to use your connections to get yourself a job.There's

Charles teased her.

agreed with Christina, "It's true we can't find a job as easily as graduates do, but I'm sure there will be someone who sees our talents.We're like treasures waiting to be

they

more like trouble in his

were easy to digest.He wasn't going to

row, Christina