Master Odell’s Secret Ex-Wife

Chapter 1841

Caprice felt a wave of crisis wash through her.

Compared to Moses, she had no ambition to speak of.

She would not even dare to compare herself to Liam and Heather.

They were all top graduates of Aleph University. Liam was practically a mythical figure, being the student who had achieved the highest grade ever in the history of the university.

His project, the Carter Tech City was once seen as an impossibility, but he realized his vision and brought it to reality.

Although Heather was nowhere near his level, she could do more than pull her weight. She was very efficient at work. It was no surprise that Liam would take a liking to her.

Ding!

It was Moses again. “Caprice, is everything okay? Was it something I said?”

Caprice replied reluctantly, “No, don’t worry about it.”

Moses advised her, “Caprice, even though you’re still in your sophomore year and have two years to go until graduation, I suggest that you begin making plans for the future and think about what you want to do. The job market is very competitive now, so it’s better to be prepared.”

What he said made a lot of sense. Only Caprice did not know what the proper response to this unwarranted advice was.

Moses suddenly asked again, “Don’t you have anything in mind? Something that you want to do in the future?”

curtly,

not reply after

he was so baffled by Caprice’s lack of ambition that he barely knew what to say to

anymore.

and took

hung in the sky above. It was

to her room after a brief

phone, she saw two more messages from

don’t you try working at my place? There happens to be

administrative assistant.

you double the pay of what’s offered in

taken aback by the offer. She told him, “Moses,

back to university after the

have an administrative manager, so she’ll take care of you

out for her, but she

the moment.

her hesitation, Moses texted her again, “Is there anything you’re concerned about? Were

quickly explained, “No, that’s

not want to seem ungrateful. After tossing and turning for a while, she replied, “Could you give me some time to

course, but you only have two months of summer break. Could you give me

“Okay.”

passed in the