The Intern Ending Novels & Stories

“We’ve been doing the project, but I only take two interns. It was supposed to be three, but unfortunately, she didn’t make it to work. So, I just fired her.” Taggart quickly frowned. He glanced slightly at Everest, who had the same expression. “You fired who?” Taggart slightly raised his tone. Luke abruptly glanced at Everest. He knew he was making trouble that might have made Taggart angry. Yet, he showed his innocent expression above all. “Uhm, an intern.” “What’s her name?” Taggart demanded with his sharp gaze. He showed the annoyance boldly. “Pearl Rosenthal. I don’t think you acknowledge her.” “What?” Taggart shirked irritably. Everest made a step as Luke startled from his position. He

But when I thought about the life I had imagined after leaving, one where I would raise that baby on my own, it still made my heart ache. Once Madre Greco confirmed that I was fine, she let me go. She handed me a card before I left. "A new identity has been arranged for you. There are 50 million dollars in this account, and the property in Newick is already under your name. Live peacefully from now on. If anything ever happens, come to me." I nodded and boarded the plane without hesitation. … After arriving in Newick, I rested for a few weeks before taking a job at an art school near my villa. When I wasn't teaching, I traveled and visited the beautiful places I had missed for years.

I bowed in greeting and made to leave but he caught my arm and pulled me back. “Why are your eyes teary?” He asked. “Why do you care?” I spat. His grip on my arm tightened and I knew he wasn't in the mood to be provoked. “Well the internship you blissfully handed to me was just terminated because a woman showed up at my desk and destroyed the files I was working on with coffee. But I'm sure that is good news to you since you never wanted me to work here anyways,” I said bitterly. “You mean Mrs Lang terminated your internship without properly investigating the matter?” He asked.

In the next instant, he effortlessly lifted me into his arms, settling onto the bed with me straddling his lap. His brows scrunched, and he asked, “So, what do you want to talk about?” “Hmm?” I asked, my mind still swimming in the aftermath of his passionate kiss. “Oh yeah, that.” He chuckled while I said, “When our ceremony ended, Nyx and Lea reminded me that this would be the last week of my internship, and we have to return to college after our two-week break.” Flashback to this evening

He cleared his throat as he announced, "Now, I'll announce the names of those whose internship has passed successfully." All the interns passed except me. I completely snapped.

Clint stated. Working in Seattle was a breath of fresh air. It was fun working with strangers. And seeing the interns trying to learn as much as they can and all the stupid mistakes that they do bring back memories when I was an intern. But no one can top what I did when I was an intern. I had an affair with the attending physician. I didn’t know he was married or that he was my boss when I first slept with him. The moment I found out I freaked out but still fell for him. It lasted just a few months then when it ended I worked my ass to be the best intern there is. Now I should just focus on my last year of residency. I can do this. Seeing how much I’ve come gives me a new perspective.

I instantly saw the pain in her eyes. Shit. Ignoring the knot in my stomach, I rose to my feet and took my jacket from the rack. “You will behave while I’m out. You will answer calls and take note of everything you receive from the other line.” “Got it. I was an intern at Cornelius Marks & Co. Finance.” “Good.” That made sense. I walked to the door, but I had to stop to look at her one more time before I headed out. I bit my lip to fight back the smile. Fuck.

He jumped when he saw the intern was still there. “What are you still doing here?” He asked when he regained himself. “You didn’t dismiss me, sir,” he said like it was the most obvious thing in the world. Xavier took a deep breath and pointed to the door. “Just leave.” “Are you sure there’s nothing…” “Just leave,” Xavier said. “Sure thing, sir,” the intern said before leaving his office. Xavier heard commotion coming from downstairs so he hurriedly looked out the window. There were cars everywhere, police cars and all the rest with men in uniforms spreading across the arena.

“I can’t believe it’s all come down to this.” “I hope you win it.” “Well I hope you win it.” She grabbed my hand. “Hello all,” Russell smiled. “As you know, today is our last day together and I will be announcing who won the internship. I want to say you all worked very hard and you should be proud of yourselves. I have faith you’ll all find your place in this business.” “Not me.” Julian whispered with a smile on his face. “Okay, the winner of the internship is…Willow Monroe!”

small wink and walks off. It took me a while to process what had just happened but I think the barmaid had just flirted with me. If Varkii and Lurti were here they’d probably give me some tips on how to follow up, Lurti would be better at this given his past. Then again I had to take into account the fact that 5 years of war might have stunted our social skills greatly, at least it was an excuse I could hide under till I got my social skills back on track. After taking a sip of the moderately warm water I resume reading Riiger’s journal. “I don’t know what day, but it’s my fourth year into the war. Meelah, a cannonball ripped apart the Centurion right in front of me. A lot of his blood ente