From Heartbreak to Happily Ever After novel Chapter 208

Chapter 208 

Shelia took great care of her appearance, slipping into her most professional attire and stepping into her highest heels. 

The interviewer glanced at her and said, “I’ve reviewed your resume. You’re a graduate student from Arcane Academy, right?” 

Shelia couldn’t suppress a small smile of pride. “Yes, that’s correct.” 

The interviewer leaned back in her chair, her expression appreciative.” Impressive. You’re quite young to have achieved that.” 

Shelia felt a swell of satisfaction. The graduate position was a testament to her abilities and perseverance. 

The interviewer continued, “We do have an internship position available, but I must clarify, it’s not for the vice GM role.” 

Shelia’s smile faded slightly. “Not the vice GM?” 

She had braced herself for this, knowing that such a high–ranking. position wouldn’t come easily. “I was hoping for at least a director position in the finance department or perhaps the accounting department.” 

The interviewer held up a hand, interrupting her. “You misunderstand me, Miss Miles. While your academic background is impressive, our internship program is highly competitive. Our latest interns have all returned from studying abroad, armed with master’s degrees and various awards. Have you won any awards, either domestically or internationally?” 

Shelia’s smile froze in place. She had never had the opportunity to study abroad, her financial situation preventing it. Instead, she had focused solely on her studies, forgoing extracurricular activities. 

Her awards were limited to a few campus honors. She had once 

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dreamed of going abroad, encouraged by Juan’s promises, but her fear. of losing him to Debra had kept her rooted in place. She chose to continue her graduate studies at Arcane Academy. 

Met with her silence, the interviewer pressed on. “It seems you haven’t been abroad or won any awards. That’s not a problem. We value talent in all its forms. How would you rate your proficiency in Spanish?” 

Shelia hesitated, her confidence waning. “I have a basic understanding of Spanish, mostly from high school classes.” 

“What about French or German? Any proficiency in those languages?” 

Shelia found herself at a loss for words. She had always meant to expand her language skills but had been too preoccupied with her pursuit of Juan to find the time. 

The interviewer wasn’t done yet. “How’s your proficiency in Spanish? We have many international clients, so bilingual skills are highly valued.”