No Chance of Remarriage Get Lost (Elisa)
Chapter 1974

Chapter 1974 Mike Durham

Only then did the university student believe Bella, and he walked towards her.

As for Kaylee, she was desperately trying to stop it perhaps out of a guilty conscience.

“He has no respect for our company at all. What's the point of hiring someone who stays but doesn't follow

orders?” Kaylee's voice was somewhat sharp. Her finger that was pointing at the university student trembled

slightly.

She looked around, hoping that those who had previously flattered her would step forward and say a few words.

Unfortunately, no one stepped forward to speak...

Buttering up Kaylee was for the sake of Elisa.

But Bella and Elisa had a great relationship, and Bella was also the deputy CEO of the company.

One was deputy CEO of a company, and the other one was an intern.

The difference in status was simply a world of difference.

Anyone with discernment knew which side to choose.

Kaylee felt a sense of despair, along with a touch of resentment.

Bella ignored her, wondering why Elisa would be so wary of such a naive and sweet girl.

She is simply brainless.

Bella didn't deal with the mess. She got the university student and returned to her office.

The university student followed suit and left, but not before casting a smug glance at Kaylee before he departed.

The latter was so furious she could hardly breathe, yet she was helpless. All she could do was watch, wide-eyed.

At the same time, she understood a fact. I must gain power.

A deputy CEO alone is enough to suppress me.

What about facing Elisa?

What chances of success do I have?

It's about time to get closer to Gareth...

Inside the office, Bella settled into her seat. Without waiting for an invitation, the university student naturally

plopped down in a chair across from her.

He looked around at the decor, generously offering his own assessment.

“Good taste.”

Bella chuckled lightly. She did not want to fuss over such trivialities with him.

She asked, “What is your name?”

The university student took out his resume and placed it on the table, then tilted his chin to signal Bella to take a

look.

Bella didn't get angry. She picked it up and started reading it seriously.

Her gaze first fell on the column labeled “Name.”

Mike Durham. Bella raised her eyebrow. Oh, we went to the same school.

Then, she looked at his major. It fitted the job very well.

He had gained numerous certificates and received many awards in school.

He was a few years older than she had imagined.

After graduating from university, he went abroad to further his studies, and continued in the same major. However,

he also minored in psychology, bagging a dual degree at the master's level.

In reality, he was only about one to two years younger than her.

The resume was indeed excellent and very suitable for this position.

One could even say that it would be a waste of talent if he were to start off as a grassroots employee.

In an average company, this resume would at least qualify for a director-level position.

And Mike simply chose to become an intern at a venture capital firm.

It's quite a surprise.

Bella put down the resume, looked at Mike, and said earnestly, “I've reviewed your resume. It's excellent and fully

meets the job requirements. In fact, it has... exceeded our expectation. May I ask why you only want to be an

intern?”

He is more that qualified for the job, but he wants to be an intern... What is he thinking?

Mike shrugged and spread his hands, appearing somewhat indifferent.

“Start from the grassroots level, learn the management model of big companies. Then I can start my own business

in the future.”

Bella paused for a few seconds and laughed when she realized he wasn't joking.

“I've never seen someone who wants to learn from others secretly act so brazenly. Aren't you afraid the company

won't hire you? Some things you say are too blunt. It's better for you to have some understanding on ways of the

world.”

Mike curled up the corner of his lips. “To be honest, with an HR like that woman in the company, I never planned on

joining.”