The President's Accidental Wife novel Chapter 304

The interviewers exchanged a look with each other. Just when they were about to ask questions, a voice came as the company president, who had been quietly sitting there, rose to his feet.

He paced forward, leaning on the table lazily and asked Forrest, "So Summer is your younger sister?"

Forrest was startled, not knowing what happened. It was not for a while when he snapped back. “Summer?”

'Why does the company president ask about Summer? This is really weird.'

The curvature of the man's lips heightened as he spoke. "Ask her to come see me, and then you will get this job. Do you understand?"

Forrest swallowed, still in confusion, not knowing what was going on. "You and my sister know each other?"

The man rubbed his chin with his neat fingers, with a deep look in his charming eyes. "Well, we do know each other."

Forrest emerged from the company building, feeling a s if he was walking on clouds-it felt so unreal.

There was no need for an interview, or questions and

answers. As long as he brought Summer over, he could get the job.

He suddenly found that his sister was full of surprises. She was even acquainted with the company president of an MNC.

In the interview room, the man’s lips curled up in a meaningful smile. He put down the coffee on the table and cocked his brows lightly. "Thank you, everyone."

He then turned around and walked out of the room. The senior executive standing on the side hurriedly followed him.

The interviewers looked at each other, wondering why the company president suddenly appeared in the interview, when he had only returned from Athana yesterday.

Daisy knocked him on the head. "You can't judge a book by its cover!"

"You are just talking nonsense. The company offers $ 6,000 a month for the position. Mom, Dad, do you two want me to miss such a wonderful opportunity?”

Summer, who had not spoken, said, "It is okay. I will check out who he is. It seems that he really knows m e."

Amara would not want him to miss the $6,000-a-month opportunity. "I will go with Summer. So Dad and Mom, don't worry.”

Two people are always safer than one. So Daisy and Solomon agreed.

But little Charlotte was not too happy when she heard her mom was leaving. She writhed her body and clamored for her mom to take her along.

Daisy swept Charlotte up in her arms and coaxed," How about you and I eat some ice cream, only then we catch up with your mommy?"