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They continued that in as much as she was the right person for the job, they couldn't take the risk to employ her until her name was cleared from the barring records. Alexandra's heart was broken and she felt exhausted in her mind. She had been very happy that a company of that status had invited her for an interview with the hope that Kirklin Jefferson had forgiven her but here she was again with another blow in her face from his handiwork. The hatred she had nursed for Kirklin Jefferson multiplied and she knew this was the right time for her to take back her life as she couldn't continue life without a good job as she was just 30 years old.

Chris grinned. “Yeah mom’s brains are the best. But some people are unlucky enough to get their dad's brain and because weird.” Craig sneered. “And some don’t get any brain at all and become dumb.” Dan shot back. “I won’t warn you two again!” Chris snapped. Craig grinned and continued eating. “ Any luck job hunting?” Chris asked me after more silence. “No. Not yet. Hopefully by Monday.” I said. “Really? What is the job?” “A small startup company.”

I finally managed to say. "That's to make it worth the aggravation" He said with a smile " I heard you have a sickmother" He said "Yes si...r " I stammered " How did you know sir?" I couldn't help but ask. "I have my ways. I run a little background check on my potential workers, to see if there's anything I should be worried about. I may hate your ex boss but I won't hire a liability to prove a point" "I understand sir, but you never thought I would ever work for you 2 hours ago. How did you have info about me already"

He was going to find out who she was and when he did, she would be begging to stay underneath him. He was going to show her the true meaning of a pervert! ******* Jessica Graves kept running at top speed so she could meet the deadline for applying. She managed to get there in time. Having nowhere to go, she decided to keep strolling. Thirty minutes later, she got to a gigantic building. It was the Turner Group of Company. She saw an advert for recruiting workers but she didn't want to get her hopes up. That was one of the largest companies in the states and she knew there was only a one percent chance of her being accepted.

Connie exchanged glances with her attendant. They wore scornful expressions as they judged Mia. Bewildered, Mia exclaimed, "How could he not be? Haven't you met the CEO of Barrett Group before? Even if you haven't, wouldn't you have done a background check on the CEO of Barrett Group since you're going to work with him?"

“Yeah, well I’m the one in charge of employing sir. And I’m telling you that you’re just not—” “Oh suck a cock” he stood up and left the office. “Well, Mr. Barrison, this is actually a pretty impressive resume.” “Th… Thank you sir. I can’t wait to start.” “To start? I just said you have pretty impressive qualifications. I didn’t say we can hire you. Frankly speaking, we’re definitely not hiring you.” "Why not ayy? Why not?" He questioned in a far from sober manner. "Well for starters, the window for the applications to be an analyst at our firm closed last week. You show up to my office after beating up my security guards, with all this blood on your face, your either drunk or high, and your

The companies replied, saying that John had crossed someone, and any companies that hired him would be made the enemy. John asked the human resource managers if the person was from Stone Group. The response he got was, “Did you p*ss Stone Group off too? Don’t you come from a farming town? Does your family own a farm? I’d advise you to go pursue a career in that. At least, you can earn a livelihood. It’s unlikely you will find a job here.”

The rest of the candidates got up and walked away. Judith stared at her and sighed. “That Logistics company you listed…” Adrian stared at her. Judith folded her arms. “I had to give them a call. They had nothing but great things to say about you.” Adrian slowly nodded. “Uh.. I did leave a good impression.” Judith shook her head. “You have a good CV. You didn’t need to lie. I did call your real previous job where you worked for 2 years before they had to release most of their stuff.”

I didn’t expect that one by one, my problems would solve themselves. One step closer to an independent life. After breakfast, I rushed home and looked for Jason’s hair sample in the comb he usually used. And as if fate was helping me, there were several strands of Jason’s hair in the comb. Wasting no time, I immediately took them and put them in an envelope. Then, I hurried to my job interview at the Walker Company, Chris Walker’s, construction company. Thinking about and imagining the size and prestige of the Walker Company made me shiver and my heart beat faster.