Chapter 190
Well, that killed the conversation Without another word, Serenity quietly sat there and looked at the streetscape outside the window. Liberty had just arrived when Serenity and Zachary reached the shop.
"Liberty," Serenity said as she got out of the car.
Liberty turned around and noticed that it was her sister and Zachary.
With her plump face beaming, she asked, "Where were you and Zachary coming back from?”
“I went to his workplace to call him over for lunch.How was it, Liberty? Did you find a job?" Zachary came down from his car and greeted Liberty, to which the latter responded with a simile.
However, Liberty appeared beaten when her sister mentioned work.
Shaking her head, she replied, “Not yet.I submitted a bunch of resumes, but I either hadn't heard back or got a flatout refusal."
After a pause, Liberty added, "When they heard I have a two-year-old at home, they said I'd be preoccupied and distract my kid is young.
It got me so riled up.
Who said a mother with a toddler can't focus at home “I told them that someone will look after my kid, so I would definitely give my everything during working hours.
They refused to listen and turned a deaf ear.
It seems mothers now face discrimination when looking for a job.” Liberty was tired and hungry from the morning of job-hunting.
Still, it came to nothing.
Her mind wandered back to when her in laws criticized that she would not be able to live if she left Hank Liberty had been out of touch with society for three years, After a long hiatus, Liberty would not have the luxury of picking a workplace.
Instead, she was at the mercy of the hiring companies.
Here she was, dreaming about getting back into her finance director role.
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