The Day I Kissed An Older Man

The person seated in the president's office was none other than Sherman.

He looked perfectly at ease, casually flipping through a folder in his hands as if he was engrossed in it. He glanced up at her with a faint smile. "What's the matter? Why do you look so surprised to see me here?"

"Um... No. It's just a bit unexpected. I didn't think you'd be the president of Parr Group," Melody admitted with an awkward smile.

Despite the company name being Parr Group, she had not imagined that the prestigious Parr Group belonged to Sherman Parr.

Well, it seemed like she underestimated Sherman's background back then.

"Relax, we're old friends. Just take a seat. No need to be so tense." Sherman gestured to the chair in front of him in a rather refined manner. He continued to skim through the documents in his hand. Melody nodded and finally settled into the chair. "Sherman, why did you send someone to find me?"

interview personally?" Sherman smiled as he spoke. After finishing reading the documents, he set them

It was

my resume? So Sherman has been looking at it from

guilt hit Melody. She had embellished her resume by

as a big deal if it was viewed by a stranger. After all, most candidates would lie on their resume. However, it was embarrassing that Sherman was actively reading

candidate," said Sherman, his words tinged with regret for Melody's untapped potential. Melody excelled in her studies and

is my weak point. It's just frustrating that without that initial chance, I'll be stuck in this loop forever!" said

the contemporary job market; slightly better companies wanted younger employees but also

any companies that would be willing to give a chance to