Devil's Prisoner of Love by Prefer

Chapter 397: Successful Interview

After the first round of written tests and the second round of interviews, more than half of the applicants had been eliminated. It was soon time for the final assessment in the afternoon. Mona called Aurora, waking her from her nap. Aurora mumbled a groggy affirmative in response.

Lately, Julian had been spoiling her terribly. Previously, she would have been awake by now, but today she was still resting on Julian's lap.

"If you're still sleepy, sleep a bit longer," Julian indulged her with endless affection.

"There are so many people waiting for me, I should get up. Julian, you rest in my office for a while. We'll go for lunch together later," Aurora said, struggling to open her eyes as she got out of bed. Julian helped to tidy her slightly disheveled hair.

"Go on, I'll wait for you."

"Mm," Aurora gently kissed Julian on the forehead.

She stood up briskly and headed towards the door, only to remember just as she was about to open it that the floor beneath was made of suspended glass, which she hadn't yet gotten used to. As she took a deep breath to prepare to leave, she was suddenly lifted into the air.

"You'd better ask Mona to lay some carpet here; otherwise, what will you do when I'm not around?"

Julian was already standing behind her.

"I'll adapt," Aurora said, with a faint smile curving her lips. She had overcome many challenges so far; this was just a minor psychological barrier.

"I believe you."

the central area, it offered an unobstructed view of all of Clothville from a 360-degree viewing platform in Aurora's office. Asher truly had an original vision; Aurora's desk faced a different beautiful scene every day, allowing her to relax and enjoy the views while working. Though Asher wasn't physically present, his affection for her was evident in such

of written tests and interviews, each candidate was both tired and stressed, yet no one dared to underestimate the process, fighting their way through to the final hurdle. Now, fewer than a hundred people remained, significantly fewer than in the morning, but still a considerable

"Number one."

stood up from her seat. Initially, when Aurora had asked her to interview at this new company, she'd been worried. She feared the new company's prospects might not compare with established ones like the Montgomery Group, and she was anxious about even securing a position. Seeing the elite from various companies already

even more.

slowly pushed open the door. Inside, there were only two people,

blurted out, "Manager,

still processing

may begin your introduction," Mona glanced at Heather and then at Aurora, clearly aware the two knew each other. Yet Aurora's expression remained calm, showing no hint

encouraged by the supportive look Aurora gave her. She finally understood why Aurora hadn't defended her when she was wronged before. It wasn't that she wasn't worth defending; Aurora had already paved another path for her. Grateful, Heather's excited heart began to settle. She knew Aurora's character-fair and

from Clothville University. I have spent

Aurora, certain that the two knew each other, although she could not yet

at Montgomery Group, excuse my frankness, it's a well- established company, and those who get in must be quite capable. The prospects at

this question many times before. Heather bit her lip, wondering if she should reveal that she was wrongfully accused and expelled by Montgomery Group. Regardless of whether she was expelled or wronged, she was well aware that both were taboo in the workplace. Aurora also felt anxious for her. Mona, usually jovial in private, was strictly

bullied and wronged at Montgomery Group in front of Mona, her fate would be grim. Speaking of such things would not garner any sympathy but would

indeed an established company with a

this company's prospects. However, seeing that all the key talents are here for the interview today, I know my worries were unnecessary. A company recognized by so many people must be doing something right. Even if it's not as well-known as Montgomery Group now, I believe it will surpass them in the near future. I don't like to rest on my laurels; Sun is my challenge,

trust in Sun from a different

company is just starting out. There might be many shortcomings. It's like a small boat

temporary. Our task is not to give up and flee but to strive and advance, breaking through the waves. Eventually, the company will grow, and so will I. If you give me a chance, I will

Aurora and Mona throughout her speech. She