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Thompson spoke. I frowned, feeling like I'd been punched in the gut. “What? Why?” Mr. Thompson leaned forward. “We always run background checks on our employees, Clara, and we found some.. Interesting information about yours.” I shook my head. “Those are all lies! I can explain-” Mr. Thompson held up a hand. “It doesn't matter, Clara. Truthfully, we can't have this kind of risk in our company.” I stood up. “You're firing me because of rumors?”

“We ask you about your experience, things that you’re interested in, things that you’re not.” His eyebrow twitches at that, and I wonder if there is much that he wouldn’t be interested in trying. “Then we have profiles for everyone that works here, and we match you to someone who is the most suitable to your… needs.” I explain. “We complete background checks, and as long as nothing comes back, you can begin as soon as your first payment clears.” “I'm sure it’ll clear.” “I have no doubt. I am not oblivious to who you are, Mr. Reid.”

" His smoothly trimmed eyebrow raised at me with suspicion. God no!. Mr. Jameson was a well-known businessman here in Broadway but it was my first time meeting him. "Just nearby... "Alright. It's okay if you don't want to give details but I may inform you that we are required to do a background check before employing anyone in the company. If you're comfortable with that, we can continue and I can give you the offer letter." He explained. "Of course, I don't have any problem!" My background was clear as the ocean.Not once I had landed in prison I explained.

"Yes. I get turned down by everyone every time I am supposed to get a job. This is my last and only hope." Luke smiled at me. "Don't worry. Don't panic. I'm not going to fire you." I looked at him shock. "You aren't?" He shook his head as he turned the car to the left. "No, of course not. I've seen your records from school and you are going to be a great asset to the company." "Moreover, I already did a background check on you." Luke said. And my mouth dropped open. He laughed at me. "Don't look at me like that."

“Remember I didn’t come in yesterday. Plus, I have to make sure to do a background check on all the employees to make sure no one else is playing those cards on us.” “All that today?” He asked me, looking surprised. “Baby it’ll take you forever. Do you know how many people work here?” “But I have to. What if there’s more people like Danlie Forbes in the company?” “This company is huge.” Nathan laughed. “Like the hugest in the city. Is that even a word, teacher?” “No, it’s not.” I smiled at him. “Okay. We’ve employed about 7800 people, which includes all our companies in the country. You can’t do a background check on all of them in one day. That’s just impossible. Come on, let me show you th

The shock, the joy, the sheer disbelief—it was overwhelming. I couldn’t believe it. I had zero hope when I sent in my CV. This was Lumina, the company that prided itself on hiring workers with at least three years of experience in a particular field. I didn’t even meet their base requirement. Not to mention, their interview process was notorious for being rigorous and conducted by none other than the CEO—a stunningly beautiful yet intimidating personality by all accounts. As I tried to wrap my head around the miracle that had just happened, my phone beeped again. This time, it was a call.

I had let a criminal into my house and now my daughter was gone. After lunch, I went to the Human Resources department to inquire if they had done a proper background check before hiring Jenny. “Yes,” the HR manager said. “We do not do a very thorough search but we try our best. Jenny Mason was clean and had no criminal record.” “Well, it seems your search is never thorough enough,” I said, storming out of the room. Even they were at fault for hiring someone with a shady past. I regretted leaving the bank to work at this financial company.

Maybe if I stayed perfectly still, I’d blend in… Jazper’s voice filled the room again. “We’ll be rechecking all interview results. A strict background check will be conducted.” My heart skipped a beat. My ears buzzed. I could barely hear anything but his voice. “You are all here for one reason,” Jazper continued, scanning the room. His gaze landed on me briefly, sharp enough to cut glass. “We are entrusting our company to you. Each of you is now part of it. I expect honesty. Integrity is not optional here.”

"Whatever you have to say, you can say it here." "Fine. Jane, I've been doing some research about Jared." "What kind of research?" "Background checks. Employment history. References." Jared's face went white. "You had me investigated?" "I had you looked into. And there are some problems with your story." "What problems?" I asked. "The consulting company he says he works for? It doesn't exist." "That's not true," Jared said. "The address he gave you is a mailbox service. The phone number goes to voicemail that's never answered."

I said confidently even though my heart was pounding on the inside, but she didn't need to know that. "Okay, ma'am for the job we will need to see your degree in business , a CV and your resume, we are also going to be doing a little educational back ground check, is that okay with you?" She asked. Back ground check what the hell for, I asked myself. "Hello, are you still there?" The voice asked again. Snapping out of my thoughts I answered yes then asked when was the required date. "Interviews will commence this Saturday so that the person who gets the job can come in Monday morning," I nodded but realized that she couldn't see me.