When His Eyes Opened (Avery and Elliott)

Gloria: “Miss Tate asked me, I said I have no requirements. Just give it according to the minimum standard for this position.”

HR manager: “Our basic salary for this position is $20,000 to $30,000 , so I’ll give you $20,000 first. If it can be turned into a regular in the later stage, the salary can be adjusted. We are here to adjust the salary once every six months, which is determined according to work performance.”

“Thank you! This salary is already very high, I am very satisfied, I will definitely work hard.” Gloria’s mood was a little complicated.

There was some joy. Because the interview went so well.

Avery didn’t dislike her lack of work experience, she was very surprised.

In addition to joy, Gloria began to worry about whether she was qualified for the job, and whether she could find out the truth of the Jobin family annihilation case from Avery.

…

In the afternoon, Norah came out of the unit building carrying the garbage.

shop outside the

coming out of the community, within two minutes, she felt that someone was following her

weather was a bit cloudy today, there were cars coming and going

an alley ahead, turned immediately, and

man who followed her came

you following me?”

a mask, but he could still see a bit of confusion in

was estimated that Norah would

guessed, “I don’t think I did anything

smart girl, so I don’t speak secretly. You offended Mr. Foster before, and Mr. Foster sent someone to stare

and wash my hair, do you want to come with

do your business, leave me alone…” The man followed her

to Aryadelle because my parents were in Aryadelle. I have nothing left, and I

plans next?” the man

not very well, the doctor asked me to rest for a while. I’ll see what I plan to do next year!” Norah said with a desireless tone, “Your job now is to stare at me? How cold is the weather now? Ah, I basically stay at home all day long. Why don’t you come to my house!

Man: “…”

hour later, Sasha received a message

stared at by Elliot’s people, and we won’t meet again. We