Never See You Again

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Chapter 150

Zion was helping Maeve organize the documents on the table and said lightly, “It’s better not to go.”

Maeve nodded in agreement. She had been extremely busy lately with matters concerning Scott Media and a series of miscellaneous tasks for Mirage Group. With the recent opening of the commercial street, she had a lot on her plate,

At this time, going for an intership would simply be a waste of her precious time.

Lyra confusedly asked. “But is okay not to intern?”

Having studied abroad before, Lyra was unfamiliar with the country’s internship system. However, her friends always mentioned that writing a thesis after an internship was very painful.

Charlie said, “What could possibly happen? We can just give Maeve a pass. As for the thesis, it would not be too hard for Maeve, right?”

Any of

of them could easily approve Maeve’s internship. If it weren’t for Zion’s business being overseas, he would also gladly approve her

internship.

the table rang. Charlie hurried over to answer the call. It was the

Charlie answered the phone and responded with a

After

a moment, Charlie hung up the

the university will allocate this year’s graduate intership.” Charlie sounded somewhat troubled. I’ve never heard of the university being in charge of allocations in previous years. What’s this about? Are they trying

keyboard. “Let them allocate as they wish. Worst case scenario, I’ll just goof off at work, pretend to be clueless, and get

she didn’t want to waste it on internships and submitting assignments.

assign you to the same unit as

the keyboard, and she furrowed her brows.

“Since when did Clara join the

I just found out too.

waved the phone in

that Sergio actually allowed Clara to enroll directly in the graduate class. It was

he was using his connections

calmer. It was well known in Seathbum City that Sergio

break the rules and use his connections to

supposed to study

life have changed since her reincarnation. She was no

pray hard. I don’t want to intern in

felt repulsed by