Love That Wasn't Meant to Last

Chapter 66

Seeing that I remained silent, Selena let the matter drop. She only added in a disgruntled tone, "If I had known it would turn out like this, I would've made you stick to the contract with my company back then."

I had signed an agreement with her company, where they would cover four years of my tuition in exchange for at least five years of employment after graduation.

But once I started working there, I realized I was assigned to difficult tasks or impossible projects.

The workload was intense. It took tremendous mental and physical energy. By the end of the summer internship during my third year, I had lost 15 pounds.

When I returned to school, Selena saw my sharp jawline and skinny collarbones and nearly cried.

"This isn't a platform for you to showcase your skills. They are exploiting you. For work worth tens of thousands, they're paying you just five thousand a month. They're not helping you. They're using you as cheap labor."

That experience made her realize how cruel the company could be.

graduated, she used her influence to pressure the company

the agreement first, I

now, I felt a pang of mixed

she had helped me then. But I couldn't force

hadn't yet found the words to explain this when there

over, and opened the door, only to see Andy standing there. She wasn't dressed in her usual work attire or a skirt but wore a casual outfit instead. Her style was so different, so it took me a moment to recognize

"I'm

taken aback. She brushed past me and entered the room. When she saw Selena, her face

You came all

hugged her even tighter, looking

come and see you! Do you know how much

and held her shoulders,

when are you coming back to work? I miss you so much,