Reborn for Revenge or A Second Chance At Vengeance

Chapter 64 Granddaughter In Law

The interviewer’s previous contempt for Aurelia dissipated entirely after he witnessed that.

Initially, they had dismissed Aurelia’s efforts as mere attention–seeking.

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However, captivated by the meticulous restoration work before them, they couldn’t help but approach to examine the two pieces Aurelia had been tasked with restoring. Whether it was the delicate reconstruction of the porcelain vase’s fragments or the revival of the ancient painting, the craftsmanship exhibited was nothing short of extraordinary.

Having prided themselves on their own expertise for being in the industry alongside Norman for many they couldn’t help but feel embarrassed. Aurelia’s work surpassed their expectations by far.

years.

It was a humbling experience; had they not witnessed it firsthand, they might have harbored doubts about its caliber.

After the other two had finished, Norman pushed the door open and entered the room.

Upon hearing the sound. Aurelia turned her gaze toward him.

Having previously watched interviews featuring Norman, she couldn’t help but notice his vitality, despite being seventy years old.

“Let me take a look.” Norman announced, striding purposefully toward the few restored pieces. meticulously inspecting each one.

Eventually, he paused before the artwork restored by Aurelia.

As Norman scrutinized her work, Aurelia took a deep breath, feeling a wave of nervousness wash over her.

Aware of Norman’s high expectations, she couldn’t help but wonder if her work would meet his standards.

The light in Norman’s eyes intensified, and he was clearly exhilarated.

Throughout the years, his team seldom welcomed new members, simply because he hadn’t encountered anyone who met his exacting standards. But now, that had changed:

His grandson Chad had always been a bit of a wayward soul, constantly goofing around yet, surprisingly, his choice of a potential wife was exceptional. If the young man chose not to carry on the family legacy. Norman was more than content to pass it on to his granddaughter–in–law.

“Is your name Aurelia?” Norman inquired, his gaze fixed on her.

Aurelia nodded. “Yes, Old Mr. Gardner.”

“You’ve been accepted. Yo

can start work tomorrow,” Norman declared, his excitement barely contained. Being a prominent figure in academic circles, he maintained a facade of composure, his tone remaining

calm.

and she exclaimed,

accepted into

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it’s known in the industry that you never accept people who are merely pushed in

woman who seemingly appeared out of nowhere

To lose to someone

defeat graciously when confronted by superior skill.

fury, Norman remained composed. Instead of reacting defensively, he motioned

interviewers interjected, “During the previous round of interviews, she was the

by Aurelia, disbelief

are we to compete when they surpass even seasoned veterans like us, with

unwavering composure from the moment she was questioned until her abilities were validated. Her calm demeanor struck a familiar chord within him, reminiscent of

lounge, his face aglow

young girl is not

You just needed to trust

pride, his spirits soaring. “You’ve done exceptionally well this time. Tell me what you want. I’ll grant

a card from his pocket and extended it to Chad, advising, “Take this. When wooing a young lady, one mustn’t be stingy.” With a twinkle in his

Chad’s handsome features flush crimson. “Grandpa, what on

you fail, don’t call yourself my grandson. You’d be disgracing me,”

Chad found himself speechless.

to inform them she wouldn’t be going for the

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for the evening so the entire family could gather for a

the

believed in you. I knew you had it in you from the start,” Chad remarked, feeling a twinge of guilt

struggled with how to disclose his identity

available, let me treat you

free today, and conveniently

to take the initiative in arranging a

the afternoon.

the hamburger wrapper he held,

bite together then. What do you feel like

me

“All right, Aurelia agreed.