Chasing the Unexpected (Nyla)

Chapter 308

“Long time no see,” Nyla greeted.

Gabriel approached her with a smile. “Yeah, it’s been a while.”

It had been five to six years since they last met, and they hadn’t kept in touch much, so Nyla felt a bit awkward.

“Let’s head inside,” she said.

Once they were seated and had ordered their food, Nyla turned to Gabriel and asked, “What made you decide to return and develop your career locally? Wren mentioned that your salary abroad was quite high. If you had stayed a few more years, you could probably have settled down there.”

Gabriel was momentarily distracted by seeing her face up close again, but he quickly composed himself. I’ve gotten used to the food here.”

Nyla looked surprised and seemed skeptical. “Is it really that simple?”

“Yeah,” Gabriel replied.

“Alright, so have you already found a job, or are you planning to take some time off?” she asked.

glass, and said, “Actually, I had an interview with Prospectus Technology

spat out her drink, her eyes widening with disbelief. “You’re joining Prospectus Technology?” “What’s wrong with that?” Gabriel

head. “It’s just that Prospectus Technology is such a large conglomerate with many industries. I thought, given your background, you’d prefer to work for a company that focuses on

went bankrupt, Harrison had planned for Nyla to focus on drug research

to Wren, also had a passion for drug research, and both he and Nyla had applied to universities

part of the shares to Gabriel so he could assist Nyla in the company, but Gabriel had declined. Instead, he had applied for a full scholarship to study abroad during his junior year and had returned only twice over

abroad, he had become

offend him. After starting her relationship with Clark, she focused more on him and

wasn’t on my radar, but since they invited me for an interview, I decided to check it out,” Gabriel

nostalgic. “It seems that a

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cool as he looked at her. “Enough about me. How about you? How

must have told you about my

now.”

fault. As long as you follow what you believe is right, I support