U Had One Job And Failed Novels & Stories

*Nina* It was already 1:45 p.m., and I still hadn't found a job. I was exhausted and frustrated. Every interview ended the same way. Either they said I was overqualified for the position and they couldn't afford to pay me, or they claimed they weren't hiring anymore. Five rejections in one day. I was already on the verge of giving up. Then I remembered Finn. He needed his medication, and I needed money to keep paying for his treatment while I searched for his father.

I laughed at my misery, Since childhood, I was getting prepared to handle all the business issues, yet I failed in just a year. I did such a terrible job, It’s a shame for me. **** “What’s the progress, son?” Grandpa asked at the dining table and I gave him the fake conclusion. “We’re having some issues, but we’ll be fine Grandpa.” “Great, my Eric could never make any mistake.” He spoke proudly while I sat silent, drowned in my own failure. **** “Be strong, brother, I am going to visit you in a few days.” Derek tried to encourage me but I was too occupied in my disaster.

“Wait, hold on, did you just sigh?” “I didn’t get the job, babe,” I said simply, the tears threatening to fall for real this time. It was almost like I had only just realized that I was back to square one when it came to finding enough money to clear my dad’s debts. “Wait, what? What happened?” Sandra exclaimed. Her voice was noticeably louder, almost like she had abandoned whatever she was doing to concentrate on the call fully. “They said I didn’t have enough experience. Tough luck,” I tried to joke, but even to me, it sounded flat as hell and very hollow.

Drew says, giving her a worried look. “It’s alright.” she smiles shyly, already getting a bit comfortable with this man. “Can I ask you why you were not able to secure a job?” Drew asks, he picks a glass of wine and gulps half of the content down his throat. “Something happened during my final year at the University, it made me lose my mind and I was devastated that I could barely concentrate on my studies. My grade was very poor that no organisation want to hire me as their cleaner, talk more of hiring me as their manager that I had always dreamed of.” She smiles, cutting the chicken with the knife before shoving it in her mouth with the cutlery.

He soon abandoned the website while he was on the second book and faced his car wash job squarely. When his mom fell sick then, and he had to do many multiple jobs to get her hospital f*e, he knew he had to face reality and stop expecting that his passion would fetch him money. “Only the rich can afford to pursue their passion always, the poor need to survive first” he had told himself the last day he checked the website. After that, he logged out of it, wiped it out of his browser history and even deleted the email account connected to it. “Who could have thought?” he muttered with an overwhelming emotion while hoping he could share the good news with Mr. Tomori at that moment.

She immediately noticed my mood. “Isa, why do you look so sad this early in the morning?” she asked, frowning. “It’s nothing,” I said quickly, getting out of bed. Mia crossed her arms. “You can’t say it’s nothing when you look like someone just stole your favourite puppy.” She waited. “So… what’s wrong?” I sighed in frustration. “I can’t find a job,” I finally admitted. “No matter how hard I try.” “Oh, Isa,” Mia said sympathetically.

He's not even married yet but he looked older than his age. It was not surprising when he couldn't get a high-paying job and a stable career. In the end, he could only work as a maintenance manager in a prestigious school like Augustus'. 'They used some fancy word, but he's just a glorified janitor. He lost everything for a degree and a chance to live a comfortable life but the world failed him.' Hyacinth couldn't hide the dismay in her face. 'His youth, his family and his drive to do something that he actually want. He had none of those now.'

We even spent the day at the park, enjoying throwing the football around and goofing off. This fantasy life continued for a few weeks. It all came shattering to the ground shortly after I was let go from my job. Production had slowed down, and the company had decided to close down one of the lines. Since I was one of the last people hired, I was one of the first that they let go. This crushed Jax and I because Christmas was just two weeks away. I was in the middle of finals for college, so my stress levels were through the roof. It was too late to get the children on the list for community Christmas. Once again, I felt like a failure for a mother.

Failed I could travel the world, I forgot I could go around the world, failed I could eat free fruit, failed I became the son-in-law of a rich person. My goal failed! So many considerations, in my eyes, Gerald is the right person, he's a perfect human that fits my eyes, and God has other plans.

My best friend had just come home from a business trip, so we decided to get together to celebrate her return. I tried to apply for a job for the nth time, but to no avail. As expected, it didn’t go well. The company texted me to inform me that I had failed to pass the interview. It wasn’t as if it was the first time, but I couldn’t seem to get used to it. I couldn’t help but recall my childhood with a twinge of bitterness from my past. My world was turned upside down fifteen years ago when my parents died in a car accident, which was the cause of my downfall. I was left with nothing and had to fend for myself.