Audible Internships Novels & Stories

Sophia’s POV “Oh, boy…” I whispered with great excitement and nervousness as I clicked on the email from Urban Next Design Studio. This is it, my dream internship! I truly admired their work and have heard how interns were always treated wonderfully and given great opportunities. I’m eager to meet new people in the field and learn from them. It’ll be amazing! Plus, I’ll get a monthly salary too! I scanned the email with eager anticipation. The company was impressed with my portfolio and wanted to schedule an interview during their presentation this weekend at the Goldwell Institute of Art.

Melinda's confidence swelled—she had indeed earned her place at Wolfe through hard work. The interviewer clarified, "We do have an internship position, but not as Deputy General Manager." "Not Deputy General Manager?" Melinda frowned. She had anticipated challenges but pressed on, "My minimum requirement is a team leader role in the Finance Department or Accounting Department..." "No, no, no, you've misunderstood," the interviewer interjected. "While we value applicants from Wolfe, our internship standards are rigorous. Our new interns typically return from overseas studies with master's degrees and numerous awards. May I ask if you've received any awards, domestic or international?"

the receptionist eyes roll back and forth anxiously. "No one really." she paused "Is there any vacancy here?" she made a comeback, asking politely in a low embarrassed tone. "Vacancy? Are you new here?" the receptionist ask, surprised but she showed no reaction. "We recruit staffs once in a year and the month for audition was last two months ago." the receptionist explains to her briefly while she nods her head sadly. "Thank you." Amber arranges her Jingpin bag properly on her shoulder and leaves the firm with smile on her face.

"Want to introduce me?" I nodded. “Depends on what news you bring, mate.” Pushed the beer glass in front of him and took a sip of mine. "So, what news do you bring?" Carl looked around, like a criminal making sure there weren't any cops around, then he decided to speak seriously in a low intonation. "I heard you need a job, I want to ask you to work." I nodded, taking a sip of beer. "What kind of work." "Easy job." His thumb and forefinger rubbed against each other. "A lot of money."

"Do all of the interns have offices this big?" "No, but you must have impressed someone. Usually, three of them share an office this big." The other woman smiled, lipstick staining her teeth. Bethany almost told her but thought better of it. "Okay. Thank you again. I'll reach out if I need help." "Your best bet is to call Ben. He's the intern coordinator for the audit side. I would think you'd be starting off there." "I'm not entirely sure, to be honest, but I'll call Ben." Bethany smiled as the receptionist shrugged and turned to go.

Daniel Shaw paused for a beat, then let out a short, disbelieving laugh. “Honey, it’s not April Fools’ Day.” “Cut it out. This isn’t funny.” I forced down the anger rising in my chest. “Sophia Blake, that new intern...” “Alright, I’ve got a meeting to prep for,” Daniel cut in. “We’ll talk after I’m done.” He hung up before I could finish. The dead hum on the line filled my ears, and all I could see was my sister’s tear-streaked face from a week ago.

I asked Andrea as I turned to her. Her eyes glimmered as I put the question. There must be big news coming for me, a happy one. "Wait a minute, let me take a breath," she exhaled deeply while her hands followed the gesture, "I... have... been... appointed as an intern in Bernardi's group of companies in their marketing department," Andrea announced, clapping her hands and bouncing like crazies.

, Mohini replied to them honestly. "Oh! By the way, I have news to share with you", Roop said. "What is it?", Mohini asked them. "K & K CORPORATION is recruiting interns from second-year students in the semester holiday and our Principal is collecting students' profiles and their grades for making a report to send to the company", Cherry said excitedly. Seeing Mohini's neutral expression, Cherry frowned deeply and asked, "Aren't you excited?" "No!", Mohini answered truthfully to them. "But why? This internship can help you", Lisa asked her.

I slipped off my house shoes, walked into the center of the living room, and cleared my throat to get their attention. “I’m planning to head over to Aunt Eleanor Pierce’s for a six-month internship.” “At Whitmore & Pierce in Seattle?” my dad asked. “Yeah.” “For a whole six months?” “Yeah.” I placed my keys on the shoe cabinet, casually sliding a heavily taped delivery box to the side. “Her firm focuses on interior design, which aligns perfectly with my major. I’ve been lounging around the house for a week now, so it’s about time I get back to doing something productive.”

Aurora Vale’s fingers trembled slightly as she clutched the strap of her sleek black portfolio bag, the elevator’s soft hum doing nothing to calm the storm raging inside her. At twenty-two, she had spent the last four years chasing this exact moment—landing a competitive internship at one of the most prestigious publishing houses in the city. Voss Publishing wasn’t just a job; it was the gateway to her dreams of becoming an editor who could shape stories that mattered. But as the sleek metal doors whispered open onto the executive floor, all those carefully rehearsed professional smiles and firm handshakes evaporated.