THE BILLIONAIRE RUINED ME NOW I DESTROY HIM

nting to look at. I chose this city because it was far away from my old life and I belie

dy she was looking down at a resume I was sure it was mine she was looking at, she looked up at me with a straight face offering me a seat. "Good morning ma'am," I spoke softly looking at the decor of the office, it looked clean and organized it had a nice view too. "You have impressive college results," she said eyeing my resume,she sounded impressed with the results. "Thank you ma'am ," I said smiling "Why did you leave New York I'm sure you would've gotten more opportunities there," She asked quirking her eyebrows up, i clutched my bag tight but straightened my face. "I wanted to change scenery and explore other places and opportunities," I said without a hitch, I had an inkling they would ask me a question like that. "Okay, it says here on your resume that you have no experience," she looked up at me furrowing her eyebrows probably wondering why someone with such an excellent result decided to stay jobless. I smiled at her " I worked with an NGO for a while, after working with them for a considerable amount of time I decided to change scenery and try other things," I kept my answers vague and short, silently praying she doesn't notice my nervousness. "Okay, well the position you're applying for is not a 100 percent guaranteed, they are a lot of candidates that applied for this role, we will definitely revert to you," she puts my resume in a file and picked up another, i smiled weakly at her, thanked her and headed out of the office with a sadden heart and uncertainty about the future ,I hailed a cab to the hotel. I sighed as I slid my body into the tub enjoying the warmth the water gave I washed up and headed to the balcony to watch the pretty city lights after staring at the lights for a while I picked up my laptop to search for more companies, I applied to 10 different organizations and headed to bed early. I jolted from bed in shock as I scurried to pick up my ringing phone. "He..Hello," I put the phone