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“I actually’ about Wife For Hire: A Single Dad And A Virgin Love ll graduate from laws college in another 12 months and a half,” the person sitting next if you ask me said to the blond on his right. “Working right here would really provide me a lower leg up and get my feet wet. Who knows how many other possibilities might pop up? It’s better to prepare yourself.”

The blond nodded, and he continued to talk about all of his achievements and his aspiring career as a jet set criminal lawyer. The woman appeared to be as impressed with him as he was with himself and asked him countless questions about his hobbies, interests, and studies. I was getting bored with the whole thing and all the recognitions and awards he stated he’d gotten as well as the stellar statement cards he’d earned appeared to be taking sucker punches within my self-esteem. For an instant, I almost regarded as not going through with the interview. Why work with someone like me when you might have Mr. Spectacular here. I wasn’t extremely athletic, nor do I have straight A’s all through college. I had been a bit timid and preferred staying in and drawing to going out partying every weekend with my close friends. There was no chance that they’d select me over this guy. He would become an ideal asset to the firm. And-

“Amberlee?”

I looked up to see the receptionist standing up there. “Yes?”

“Come with me personally, please. They are ready for you personally.”

Here we proceed, I thought simply because I…