Wrong Girl, Right Love
“Why should I support you when you’re being a brat? I want to meet this girl. She sounds like she has the backbone this company needs. Do you have her name?”
“No,” Elias growled, sitting back down and straightening his cuffs.
“And I don’t want to know it. I hope she’s halfway across the city by now.”
“I’ll find her,” his father whispered to himself, a plan already forming.
Outside in the waiting area, the silence was shattered by the candidate’s wailing. She ran out of the room, her face a mask of ruined makeup and humiliation. The "elite" girls shifted in their seats, their confident facades beginning to crack.