Back to the Past: Breaking the Love Spell

Chapter 114

“Isn’t this like finding a needle in a haystack?” Hank chuckled absentmindedly.

In the field of computer technology, he believed he was the best.

“Don’t settle for less. Just bring over the right talent when you find them.”

“Sean, check around your school for top–notch talent in internet and software development. I’m willing to offer a handsome salary for the right person,” Carlisle said firmly.

In the age of digital intelligence, recruiting top talent was crucial.

Many tech giants had emerged, and competing with them on resources alone was impossible.

Carlisle knew his limited resources and funds paled in comparison to theirs.

His unique advantage was his knowledge of the future, which he believed gave him an edge.

The brief meeting lasted about 40 minutes.

After it ended, Carlisle asked Francis to drive him to Riverland University to pick up Wanda.

Meanwhile, Heath and the others headed to A1 Seafood Restaurant on their own.

At the entrance of Riverland University, Wanda stood on the roadside, wearing a light blue dress.

to time to prevent missing any messages from

are you waiting for Carlisle?” Sarah’s voice came from behind.

dress, her hair styled with bangs, and she wore a delicate

“Yes,” Wanda nodded.

being handsome, he’s useless. Looks can’t pay the bills. There are plenty of rich kids at school. You could find

ich kid?”

Sarah in confusion. “Why would I want

response. Indeed, why would she, a rich kid herself, want to find

another rich kid?

was a reality Sarah struggled to confront. Despite being superior to Wanda in most aspects,

she didn’t have a chauffeur waiting for her after school. She

bother her anymore.

life was changing.

happily ever after!”

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puzzled, Wanda looked at Sarah.

her a rather hostile look. She wondered why Sarah had sudden change in attitude that day.

a halt by the roadside. The driver was a handsome young man

white shirt with a few buttons

a party she had attended with

the

in,” Austin said, waving her over

gracefully and walked