When Her "Death" Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel)

Chapter 1968 Job Hunting

In the blink of an eye, two days had passed.

Magnus's body had mostly recovered, and Denise's sympathy had run its course. At seven o'clock sharp, she stood by his makeshift bed and nudged him.

"Get up. Time to look for a job."

Magnus groaned, burying his face in the blanket. "What's the rush? Let me sleep a little longer."

Annoyed at the sight of him still lounging around, Denise said nothing. She simply bent down, grabbed the blanket, and yanked it off with one swift pull.

A wave of cold air hit him, and Magnus curled up instinctively, shooting her a glare. "What was that for?"

"Get up, or I'll splash you with water." She turned and headed to the bathroom without waiting for a reply. Moments later, she reappeared, holding a basin of water and standing squarely in front of him.

Seeing she wasn't bluffing, Magnus scrambled to his feet. "Okay, okay! I'm up!"

Seeing him finally get up, Denise set the basin down. "Good. Get yourself together and find a job. It's time you start paying me back,” she said, then turned to get ready for her own day.

Magnus didn't want to rely on a woman forever. He had dreams of his own, ambitions waiting to be fulfilled.

After all, he had once

Not only did companies reject him before the interview stage,

came here without any experience

apply properly-what makes you think we'd give you a chance?" "Aim for manager? Why not aim to be the CEO while

We don't need lunatics

another. That was when he finally realized-if he wanted to work for someone else, he

the one doing the hiring, so he had never gone through the process himself. Now with no other option,

pride.

he

and asked to borrow her

resume, she asked about his education and work history. Magnus, naturally, took the opportunity to brag

after resume, not

"You should start from the bottom. Apply for an entry-level

Magnus snapped. "I've always been the boss.

unimpressed. His stubbornness bordered on

you three days," she said bluntly. "If you don't have a job

but his confidence remained intact. "Don't worry," he assured her. "I'll

waiting," Denise replied, somewhat amused by his unwavering

assurance.