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This is the third entry-level position I’ve lost this year.
I wince trying to subtract nine dollars and nineteen cents from the last fifty bucks I had in my bank account this morning.
“And your greatest weakness?” Ruby asks. I gnaw on my lip, trying hard this time to come up with the right response. Finally, I say, “Right now, the forty-something bucks left in my bank account.”
Ms. Bristol, Please read all of my unopened email, delete spam and sales pitches, and mark everything else urgent or low priority at your first opportunity. You’ll get credentials for my account from Miss Hunting. Yours, Magnus Heron CEO of HeronComm Inc. Take that. I have three thousand unread emails.
This man takes himself far too seriously. He really thinks he’s some gift to the world. The worst part is, in spite of his arrogance, I’d relish peeling that dark suit off his body.
Am I supposed to be impressed? It’s a good speech, but it’s hard not to roll my eyes.
In truth, I’m more of a paranormal romance or family saga girl. Give me a hot vampire with glowing eyes and a silver tongue, and an attitude so horrible you can’t help but fall for—
Jeez Louise. Why is everyone so freaking secretive about this terrible dungeoned secret?
Dead. He just slayed me.
“He’s making me do his job,” she says with a sassy face. “Big shoes to fill, but I’ll do it with heels.”
No, it wasn’t a fling, and I know it. I’d die for that woman.

