No Remarriage for us Stay Away novel Chapter 424

Chapter 424 Can I Still Change My Mind
After what happened to Zachary, Stanley carried on with his work routine as usual, seemingly unaffected.

All he could do now was wait.

The secretary came in and notified, “Mr. Fuller, the interview is about to start. The HR department is requesting your presence.”

“All right, I'll be there right away.”

Stanley nodded, setting aside the work in his hands. He then rose and headed toward the conference room.

Each year, the research institute recruited summer interns from various universities in Jacaster. Those who excelled had the chance to become full-time employees or received priority for graduate recruitment upon graduation.

In the past, during the winter and summer breaks, Madison would always return to her hometown and collaborate with a cram school in the town.

That year, her father decided to stay in the city to continue working as a gatekeeper, hoping to earn a bit of money. Consequently, Madison didn't go back home.

After the summer vacation, she would be in her senior year. With a light course load and no plans for postgraduate studies, she, along with her classmate, began to look for internships and job opportunities.

Several major factories in Jacaster would annually recruit summer interns from universities. Madison and her classmate submitted numerous applications. After passing the online written test, they were granted the opportunity to interview at Fuller Group.

For the interview, Madison wore a loose outfit to conceal her stomach, arriving on time along with her classmate.

The lounge was occupied by around ten individuals, all there for the interview.

The secretary asked them to wait in the lounge and provided them with two bottles of mineral water.

Her classmate immediately unscrewed the water bottle and took a couple of sips, subtly observing everyone in the lounge. “Madison, I'm a bit nervous. What should I do?”

“Don't be,” Madison said, taking her hand. “Just do your best. After all, you still have a year to find a job.”

“You're right.”

Madison flashed a small smile, choosing not to say anything else.

The interview began, with a secretary calling out names at the door.

Whoever's name was called, they were to proceed to the adjacent conference room for the interview.

The crowd in the lounge started to thin out, and Madison began to feel anxious.

The first one to go was Madison's classmate.

She flashed a grimace, reluctantly letting go of Madison's hand, before heading off to the conference room.

About ten minutes later, her classmate walked out of the conference room, a picture of utter dejection. “It's over...”

“What's wrong?”

“I didn't perform well. As soon as those few people sat down inside, I was so nervous that I couldn't even speak. But the interviewer in the middle is quite handsome. It's just his gaze is so intense, you know? The moment he looked at me, I choked up.”

And he seems somewhat familiar.

Madison laughed. “This isn't a novel.”

“You'll know once you go in.”

Upon hearing her classmate's words, Madison entered the conference room and instinctively glanced toward the man in the center.

When their eyes met, Madison momentarily hesitated. She quickly looked away, stepped onto the stage, and began her introduction.

Stanley slightly furrowed his brows.

He recognized her. She was the woman who had nearly been hit by a car on the main road that day, all because she was picking up a phone.

The other interviewers took turns asking questions. Madison was prepared and her responses were fairly smooth.

When it was Stanley's turn, he glanced down at the resume in his hand before looking up. “What's your view on office romances?”

Madison was taken aback for a moment. “Does the company allow office romances?”

“Of course not,” Stanley said, looking at Madison. “I was merely asking for your opinion.”

“If I were to work for the company, I would definitely abide by its rules and regulations. Since the company doesn't allow it, I certainly won't break the rules,” Madison answered earnestly.

Stanley gave her a deep look, then chuckled lightly. “All right, if no one has any questions, let's move on to the next one.”

Madison pursed her lips, unsure of what his laughter meant.

She nervously stepped out of the conference room, and her classmate who was waiting outside immediately approached her. “How did it go?”

“I don't know. I'm not sure,” Madison confessed truthfully.

“You saw the interviewer in the middle, didn't you? He's really handsome, right?”