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ikingly different and more refined than the woman I met the

r was styled perfectly as some curls fell on her face. Her plump li

ouldn't be swayed by her beauty. My intention was to employ h

st and for the first time in many years, I felt bad about my actions towards her. It was on

for this job. You don't employ i

slightly embarrassed but she was feis

d. "The intervi

th a stunned expressio

d, even though I knew the answer to it. I had done all

what she expected but I was totally unaware

and I'm interested in business... And would wan

Enterprise and what kind of com

onestly, I don't kn

out the enterprise," I asked,

lied with a strai

nother question, "You appli

't want to lose

te." I kept a st

er eyes befo

o attend to," she said in a rush. "Please, if you're not going to employ me, I

ut the last time we met and now she's nonchalant about the job

sion. She would be employed and I wil

use me,

ng her composure, her face a mask of calmness. I

boss-employee relationship would be?" I

re I have to present my documents t

ap t

ha

rrow as my secretary. As e

y, maybe checking if there was

asked, returning

pty office next

eyes were

e yours from

d, still shocked. If only she kne

search elsewhere?" I g

she said. "

We both know you're

e with the inter

. See you at 9 tom

fake and stood up to go. This was going to be

lication down to the interview. It was m

ightly to her curves as she swayed her hips. She had a perfect figure. I hope I w