Let Me Stay The Night Novel (Christina and Nathaniel)

Chapter 26

Chapter 26 Cornering The Newbie

The other interns working with Christina were amazed when they saw her designs, but their surprise quickly gave way to jealousy.

One of the designers went over to look out of curiosity and found Christina’s work to be rather creative. and appealing to young women, albeit not quite the company’s style.

Still, that level of design was above the mark for a rookie.

Standing in the crowd, Christina did not receive any applause. Instead, what she got were meaningful looks from a few people. It went without saying that having Gina stick her design up on the noticeboard was an invitation to disaster, for the shot always hit the bird that poked its head out first.

Because of what happened, all the interns who joined the company with Christina took her as their biggest competitor.

Meanwhile, Nathaniel had unprecedentedly left Christina uninterrupted for the first week since she started the internship so she could focus on work, given her hectic schedule.

On one occasion, Christina was almost running late for work and would have to clock in late if she missed the elevator, so she rushed toward the elevator, holding a carton of milk she had just bought.

“Wait up!”

Despite her cry, the female intern at the elevator door quickly pressed the “close” button, leaving Christina behind.

As the doors closed between them, Christina’s steps slowed down in disappointment. She felt ostracized when she noticed the smug expression on the woman’s face.

She recalled how Team A had strict rules about tardiness: anyone who turned up late for work twice would not receive any bonus.

At the thought, she swirled the milk still in her mouth as she came to terms with the finality of the situation, but the elevator door suddenly opened again.

“What are you waiting for?” a man voiced with slightly arched brows.

The man who opened the door had a closely-cut suit that fit his tall build perfectly and exuded a regal aura that bespelled Christina momentarily.

Still, the latter quickly snapped back to her senses and ran into the elevator as though a ray of light had shone down into the darkness for her. Thank you!”

at her employee ID from the corner of his

response.

the man’s ID clipped to his suit: Yosef Gunther-leader of

stranger to Christina, for even back at school, she had heard a

she had admired in

must be the luckiest day of

a head of shoulder-length hair and a pair of enchanting upturned eyes. He was a total dreamboat with a high nose bridge and sculpted jaw that could charm just about anyone. To top that up, his six-foot-tall

short-lived meeting came to an end

to her office and was able to clock in

would unfold uneventfully, trouble set in when she arrived at a drenched office table

was apparent that this was an ill-intentioned stunt.

office, Christina questioned her

over?”

in their hearts, they were secretly pleased to see the young lady with a red face fuming with anger.

was not interested in identifying the culprit she just wanted to warn whoever did it, or else

disdainful gazes from her colleagues. “I’ll get security to come in the next

one expected a greenhorn who had just stepped into society to be this shrewd, for those newbies bullied in the past

of them had ever publicly stood up for themselves.

herself before returning to work. When it was almost

with cleaning the office on the top

two since you were so arrogant in the morning. Let’s see if you still dare

that the assistant had come to make life difficult for her, Christina put aside her work and looked at her calmly. “I’m an

recruits in their places. “You have no work to attend to at the moment. Don’t tell me I should ask the busy designers to clean the office? Christina Steele, you should learn

since it

“All right, then.”

the cleaning tools, and took the elevator up to the top floor, where the CEO’s office

card from the cleaning lady, she entered

was immaculate, except that the place felt slightly lonely

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