The Day I Kissed An Older Man by Cher the Cherished

As Rita lay in bed and wrapped herself up completely in the blanket, she finally felt a hint of warmth.

"Come on, Rita. More challenges await you tomorrow," she mumbled to herself.

The next morning, Rita got up as if nothing happened. After all, she had become used to the way things were in the family after enduring it for so many years. Moreover, not having to face those people day in and day out was already a rare joy.

However, her rare good mood did not last long. As soon as she arrived at the newspaper office, she was subjected to some embarrassing remarks from her nitpicking older colleagues.

"Oh wow, our little princess is here so early. But what's the point of that? She can't even manage to get an interview."

interview, she still needs to show the right attitude. Otherwise, why would the higher-ups keep her

two annoying male colleagues exchanged a smirk. Their voices alone made Rita want to puke. She took a deep breath and heavily dropped

didn't manage to secure an interview with Claire Bourne," she remarked casually, "but some people just have that much time to spend on me when they haven't even finished their articles. I should thank them for their concern. Well, I can only pray that these people won't

Russell but mainly because she could write and interview with great empathy. As reporters, having empathy was not enough. The most important thing was to have rationality. Unfortunately, Rita's strengths were all overshadowed by her surname. Still, she firmly believed that as long

are you insinuating

Rita widened her eyes innocently and turned. "Whoever feels targeted by my words, that's who I'm talking about. Don't tell me you think I'm talking about you. Ok come on, you wouldn't really do something like that, would you? Tsk tsk you've been in this business for so

that matter. It's up to you whether to

unable to vent his frustration. Who said she had to swallow her

it might

anxiously waited, believing that this ambitious woman would definitely get in touch with her. To her colleagues, it seemed like Rita was sure of

male colleagues could not help