His Eagle Eyes on Me novel Chapter 2393

By the time Avery fell asleep, Elliot was no longer sleepy.

He turned around, picked up his phone, and unlocked it.

He went through the resumes he had sent to Avery. He wanted to help her filter through the candidates once, to narrow down the list of possibilities.

In fact, before he had sent her the resumes, he had already gone through them once, but not in detail.

Of all the resumes, the one most memorable to him was the one who had the lowest education level.

It was because her education level was the lowest that he had even remembered her name – Juliet Sutton.

The requirements for the position of his assistant were written clearly. The first mandatory requirement was that their education level had to be beyond that of a bachelor's degree.

However, Juliet only had a bachelor's degree. Also, she was a fresh graduate that was only graduating that year. She did not have any work experience at all. How did she have the confidence to send in her resume?

The human resources department would usually brush off resumes that did not meet the conditions listed out.

However, they had not rejected her because the hiring of Avery's assistant did not list such stringent requirements.

The requirements set by Avery's company included an education level of a bachelor's degree and above, so they had kept Juliet's resume.

The human resources department had reported this to Elliot.

Juliet Sutton was a Ylorean. While in high school, she won the gold prize at the Ylore Tea Competition. She studied at a major university in Aryadelle and was graduating that year. She chose to work in Aryadelle.

Although her resume could not compete with the others, the human resources department felt that she should not have a problem being Avery's assistant.

She was great at making tea. She could make tea for Avery. Was that not great?

After all, Avery's job was not too stressful. She did not need an assistant with such strong business skills.

When Elliot heard what the human resources department told him, he did not have an opinion.