When Her Death Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 1434

Chapter 1434 The Job Interview
Once dawn broke, the doctor arrived to examine Cecilia. He then prescribed her medication, insisting she take it regularly and in the correct dosage.

Cecilia agreed, “Alright, thank you, doctor.”

After the doctor left, Nicholas went out to see him off.

Sitting in the car, he couldn't help but ask, “It's been a year already, why is she still dreaming about the past?”

“It's quite normal,” the doctor reassured. “No hypnotic method can guarantee complete erasure of past memories.” He continued, “But rest assured, given some more time, she'll reach a level of stability where she won't need monthly treatments in the future.”

“That's a relief.” Nicholas sighed, his worries finally put to rest.

“However, you must bear in mind,” the doctor cautioned, “avoid exposing her to familiar faces and events from her past. It could trigger her memory and undermine the effectiveness of the hypnosis.”

Nicholas nodded. “Understood.”

After seeing the doctor out, Nicholas returned to the room, watching intently as Cecilia consumed all the medicine.

After taking the medicine, Cecilia felt extremely drowsy, but she still managed to show him the job she had chosen.

Nicholas glanced over and saw that it was a local company, with no need for business trips or anything of the sort, so he didn't inquire further.

He wanted to spend more time with Cecilia, but the calls kept coming in one after another.

He picked up the phone, impatiently asking, “What's up?”

“Nicholas, it's St. Patrick's Day, why haven't you returned home yet? It's just me and Dahlia at home. Don't you want to spend some time with Dahlia?”

As Nicholas listened to the coquettish voice of Cassandra, yet his heart didn't soften one bit. “Cassandra, you know, my position at Orion Corporation isn't secure yet. It's not like I don't want to spend more time with Dahlia.”

Cassandra remained relentless.

“What kind of business is so important that it requires you to personally go abroad? When will you be able to return?”

Nicholas watched Cecilia as she slept soundly. “In a couple of days.”

“No, you have to be back by tomorrow at the latest,” Cassandra demanded. “My mom came over yesterday and she's worried about you not showing enough concern for me and our child.”

The following day, Nicholas boarded a plane, with Cecilia seeing him off at the airport.

When she was on her way back, she received a notification for a job interview for a translator's role.

Hurray! Cecilia couldn't contain her excitement. After confirming an afternoon interview with the other party, she couldn't wait to go over.

This was an international trading company, where the boss needed more than just a translator. She was to handle administrative tasks a secretary was usually responsible for.

The hiring manager looked at Cecilia's bewildered expression and asked with a touch of concern, “Have you ever done this type of work before?”

Cecilia didn't want to lie, so she shook her head. “No, but I can learn.”

After hearing this, the manager couldn't help but ask, “What kind of work did you do before?”

This question left Cecilia stumped.

What kind of work have I done before? Why can't I remember?