Hope It's Not Too Late to Love novel Chapter 86

None of the top 50 candidates was a celebrity as all of them were rookies.

According to the Luke Corporation, the 50 candidates would participate in the final evaluation at Hammond International Hotel.

Furthermore, it was officially verified that the advertisement proposal would be prepared by Mr. Wright, who had the final say in selecting the final candidate.

However, the proposal wasn’t disclosed beforehand so that the candidates could come up with an ad-lib on the spot. Such a feature undeniably added another appealing point of the event.

As she surfed the internet about the news, Melanie’s confidence sank to the bottom of her stomach. She had to claim the rightful place for the endorsement.

Right when she was at her wit’s end, there came a message from the private investigator. It was Mr. Wright’s contact number.

She knew the private investigator well and hence trusted the credibility of the information. Her eyes lit up in an instant. With only three days remaining, if she could get on good terms with Mr. Wright, things might turn out differently.

Thrilled, Melanie picked up her phone, attempting to add him on WhatsApp.

Ding!

Never in her wildest dream did she imagine he would accept her friend request at lightning speed.

Her excitement elevated as she did not expect things to turn out that smoothly. She replied immediately, ‘Hi, Mr. Wright. I’m Melanie Greyson.’

At Haling Villa was Jack sitting in front of his computer with disdainful eyes. Across the monitor screen, he could already imagine Melanie’s coquettish face which made him feel like puking.

Noticing his younger brother was going to send a reply, James stopped Jack. “Hold on, don’t reply to her that quickly. Let’s string her along.”

“You’re right. The more laid we are, the faster her patience will run out. By then, she’ll do as we say.” Jack snapped his fingers. He then hummed a song while closing the chat.

On the other hand, the impatient Melanie frowned as she felt her message had fallen on deaf ears.