Life After Prison Novel by Silencieux

Chapter 432

“Hey, Walter, aren’t you a programmer?” I remember you have excellent programming skills. Are you still earning a few thousand dollars per month after working for so many years? Isn’t that too little? I think you should totally seek a better opportunity. Your company pays you too little.”

Hannah heard that and expressed her opinion, “Look at me. I’m just a sales but I earn more annually. You are a grown man and you’re earning just barely enough.”

Walter felt embarra*sed. “I don’t have a choice. I know my company is paying me too little and I know I can get a better offer if I look for a better opportunity. But I don’t dare to quit as I like. I don’t have any savings. I have a mortgage to pay and a family to feed. I’m not allowed to act as I like. I can’t put food on the table if I quit and fail to find a job.”

Sophia chuckled. “You got married too soon. I remember you married your wife shortly after we graduated. That’s what got you into this mess now. If you waited a few longer before you get married and saved more, it’s going to be a lot better!”

after I graduated. I didn’t want to get married so soon too. But I fell in love with the girl on the blind date and she shared the same feeling as I did.

Walter was living poorly. Among all of them, he was

“It’s alright. Walter, I will ask around if there’s any job that suits you. I’ll recommend them to

you in advance!” Walter laughed out loud when he received Severin’s

down, Cain announced, “Hey, guys. I’ll take care of the bill tonight. Just order

well not and the way he spoke was different from before. Severin could not be bothered to deal with him. All he wanted was to come for a while and drink a

order too much. All in all, the bill was roughly over fifteen thousand

After a few gla*ses, he asked, Hey, Severin. How

after graduation. Especially since he knew Severin did not have a strong family background and Severin came from a poor family. The best Severin

faintly and drank the red wine before answering, “Now? I’m