Chapter 49 The Crisis of His Ex
“Not bad.”
“See! You watched my interview! Just admit it!” Elspeth flicked her hair, her smile mysterious and ambiguous.
“If you don’t have anything else to say, go back to work,” Callum ordered her to leave for fear that she would use this chance to tease him again.
“Aw, don’t be so indifferent. Are you a man? How can you be so calm when a gorgeous woman is flirting with you?”
She clicked her tongue and was about to leave when Edmund walked in on her and said, “This year, there are a total of one hundred people to participate in the interview. Eighty failed the written test, and the remaining twenty were waiting in the interview room. When can you go over?”
Houston was supposed to be in charge of the recruitment, but after he was fired, they didn’t have a qualified staff to serve as the head of the HR Department, so Edmund was temporarily put in charge of recruitment.
Elspeth blinked as she quickly recalled that it was indeed the annual recruitment day.
“I’ll go over later.”
Edmund spotted Elspeth too and teased, “Well, you guys seem to spend a lot of time together now. I think you don’t have to get along with us anymore. Just marry Callum.”
Although he was prompting her and Callum to be together, she could hear an intense mockery in his tone.
A cold light flashed across Callum’s eyes. “You talk too much.”
Edmund shrugged casually and turned to say to her, “You see what he’s like, right? This is a friendly reminder from me to you. Don’t regret it when you choose to be with him and are bullied.”
“It’s none of your business,” Elspeth answered with a smile that didn’t reach her eyes.
that to me? I’m telling you this out of the goodness of my heart. I’m sad, Elsie.” Edmund pouted pretentiously. When he turned and spotted
to join me?” Callum suddenly invited Elspeth along, which made her a
you sure? But I thought you didn’t want to see me that much?” Most of the time, whenever she teased him a little, he would
the door. “I think you’re pretty good at reading people. So, come if you want,
beamed happily
was located on the second floor. Twenty candidates were waiting outside, all of
by
row, he wasn’t satisfied with any of them, and the frown on his
you think you’re too harsh? I think there are a few who are quite good.” Elspeth cupped her chin
were interviewed just now either didn’t have any working experience, were stuttering, or were too arrogant. It won’t do the company any good if we hire these people. So, I won’t hire them if they don’t fit the requirements. I don’t need to hire these
her business affairs. There was nothing much she needed to worry about except for the big decisions that he couldn’t deal with himself. At the thought of this, she felt a little ashamed of her capability to read people or lack
was outstanding, and her facial features were tender and sweet. She had two shallow dimples beside her lips when she smiled. In fact, she was
that Callum’s body suddenly
Are you shocked by her beauty?” she mocked in a low voice, but Callum suddenly regained his composure and flipped the candidate’s resumé and information. Then, after a long while, he looked up and
blinked in surprise.
Winthrop, I don’t think this question has anything to do with today’s interview.” The woman ruffled her hair and looked aloof. “I
you did not come here to interview
an eye on you
in
breathe heavily. “I’m not your brother-in-law! Don’t
her eyebrow. “Judging from your reaction, I think you’ve forgotten
say anything in response, but he
leaving now. I’ll tell my sister
Callum called out to her. “Ginna, I no longer have
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