Blimey, My Kid's the Heir to the Billionaire Boss! by Nora Hoover

Chapter 404 At a Dead End

"Uh, well..." Serena's face turned awkward as if she was finding it hard to explain.

"Is it because they're not hiring anymore?" Sadie realized her possible rudeness and quickly added, "It's okay. I was just asking. Don't worry about it." "No, they're still looking for people. It's just..." Serena hesitated.

"Just what?" Sadie asked, her curiosity piqued.

"I'm afraid you'll look down on me if I tell you," Serena confessed, her head bowed in shame.

"How could I?" Sadie reassured her quickly. "We don't steal or rob; we earn money with our own hands. There's honor in that. Why would I look down on you?" Encouraged by Sadie's words, Serena leaned in and whispered, "I work as a server at a nightclub!"

"A nightclub?" Sadie was taken aback. The thought had never crossed her mind.

The wages for servers at nightclubs were indeed high. Even for just carrying trays and serving beer, the pay was good, and with generous patrons, tips could be substantial.

However, it was a messy place, easy to be taken advantage of and cheated.

held too many memories of Micah. She didn't want to be reminded of the past or risk

Sadie's hesitation, and worried that Sadie

kind of place a few times before. There's

earnestly. "You play the piano so well you can definitely find a better

applications. Maybe I'll

that if there were other options, it was best

see. If a better job comes up, congratulations. If not, maybe I can ask

"I'll keep an eye out for you too, see if there's

is coming up; I'm

let's stay in

her piano skills and the accolades she had amassed in the past, landing a gig as a pianist at a reputable jazz bar or upscale restaurant would be

three days, Sadie didn't

heard her name, they concocted excuses to turn her away. Sadie was puzzled and couldn't understand why this

scandal that made the trending searches a while back, but it was quickly removed, and that incident was long over. How could these people act as

of a few individuals flashed across her mind—Micah,