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dn't take his gaze off her. She had heard stories about his harsh treatment of employees and his tendency to belittle anyo

d he obeyed. He walked out and shut t

y in his office seat when Alice f

I caused any problem at t

corner of his office room where he had some files arranged carefully on his

w and piercing eyes that seemed to bore into her soul. Alic

at, flipping through the pages,

e is Alice, and I am excited to

s papers and regarded A

, giving her a dangerous glare a

sorry

ded, gesturing to the

amon to start the interview, but he remained silent, staring at

g specific that you would like me to di

his arms. "I want you to tell me why you

ining her relevant experience and skills. Damon listened impassively, o

atch her off guard, asking unexpected questions and making snide remarks. Alice tried her best to remain compo

hours, Damon leaned forward an

aid. "Is there something

p form in her throat. "No, sir. Dam

s their best. I want someone who excels, who goes above an

ment before answering. "

a chance. But make no mistake, Alice, I don't tolerate mediocrity. If you don't perfor

e of relief wash over her. "

y remember what was said. All she knew was that she had survived

leave, his statement

forgetful to ask ab

ed that she had applied to be a receptionist a

finish her statement b

u will be working as my personal assi

give me a chance to decide if I want t

swal

sir

you $20,000 mo

s a graduate, it's a good start for her and she can't

rvously as she took a few ste

as cruel as she had heard, and she knew that working for him would be a c

ng that had happened so far concerning her interview and job offer but she didn't