He Bought Her Heart, Then Destroyed It novel Chapter 17

James looked at the scene before him, but in his mind, he was thinking about Heather. When she was drawn for blood, did she feel the same fear and helplessness…

Just thinking about it nearly crushed him with pain.

Six months after Heather’s death, Luke went to the seaside.

That day in James’s office, he already had a bad feeling. After some investigation, he finally found out which hospital Heather had been treated at and who her doctor was.

Doctor Smith told him that her ashes had been scattered in the sea. He mournfully asked which sea area it was, and then bought flowers to honor her.

Luke placed the white bouquet on the beach, knelt down, and repented in front of the distant sea.

As the tide rose, the bouquet was carried away by the waves, slowly disappearing from his sight.

He hoped that Heather's spirit had received the flowers and had heard the deepest regrets in his heart.

Luke drove back to the company. Just as he arrived at the company gate, his assistant came to report.

"Mr. White, there’s an applicant waiting for you in the office. She’s been waiting for nearly an hour."

Making a comeback was not easy. Last time, the company had been sealed because of James. It took him a great deal of effort to resume operations.

His criminal record also made it very difficult for the company to hire people.

"Alright, I’ll go over now."

Luke opened the office door.

He saw a girl, very slender, with a slightly pale face.

As soon as she saw him, she immediately stood up, about to greet him, but a moment of confusion flashed across her face.

Luke didn’t think much of it and sat down behind the desk.

He looked at the girl's resume and furrowed his brow instinctively.

She had dropped out of high school, and there was a gap of three to five years after that.

With such a resume, he wouldn’t have considered her in the past.

But now, looking at the desolate state of the office, he told himself to lower his expectations.

"Why did you want to come to our company?"

He asked her a standard question.

The girl lowered her eyes. "Actually, it’s because no other companies are willing to interview me..."

She was very honest, her expression appeared obedient, and her aura was clean.

But there were several tattoos on her arms, which were at odds with her image, making her look very contradictory.

"Because of your low education?"