Love at the Wrong Table (Emmanuel Lowe and Mackenzie) novel Chapter 48

Chapter 48

Terence Group was the leading enterprise in

Yeringham. Therefore, every office worker wanted to

join the company.

Emmanuel casually flipped through a few resumes

while submitting his. He realized a majority of the

applicants had a bachelor’s degree from either local or

international universities. There were even

postgraduates who applied for the position.

This is ridiculous! It’s just an errand–boy position, and

the benefits aren’t that great. Still, it attracted so many

talented people to apply for it. Looks like many want to use this position as their steppingstone to join Terence

Group.

As compared to theirs, Emmanuel’s resume was not as

impressive, and his skills were not a match.

When he placed his resume down, he heard a familiar

voice.

“Haha! Even an illiterate person wants to join Terence

Group. He’s totally building castles in the air.”

Emmanuel turned around to find the voice belonged to

Milani’s brother, Jacob.

Although Jacob was like a ruffian, he had a bachelor’s

degree. Hence, he wanted to try his luck in Terence

Group.

If he got accepted, he could work together with Milani.

Jacob’s words invoked hushed discussions among the

young people in the precinct.

“Haha! A high school graduate is joining in the fun,

eh?”

“Don’t make fun of others. Perhaps he just returned

from serving in the army.”

“He should just apply for the security guard position

with his qualifications. Why bother wasting everyone’s

time?”

Emmanuel looked impassive on the outside when he

heard their comments. Deep down, a myriad of

emotions was brewing in his heart.

Truth was, he did not choose to join the army because

he did not do well in school. Guarding the front lines

and protecting the country had been something the

men in the Lowe family had been doing.

In fact, his father died at a young age because he

sacrificed himself for the nation.

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If not for the mistake he made at Northern Region,

Emmanuel would not have returned to Yeringham with

a grudge. And now, his resume was nothing compared