Requiem of a Broken Heart

Chapter 784:

“Yes. If you have time, you can go ahead and help her with the paperwork and get her started right away.”

“Great! That’s fantastic news.”

Kane reached for the interview evaluation form Rachel was holding. It was clear from the form that Rachel had given Samira an outstanding evaluation.noveldrama

Rachel hadn’t just approved the expected salary; she had actually increased it by twenty percent. Given her position as department director, she had every right to make that decision.

This only fueled Kane’s curiosity. He had seen candidates with stronger resumes and lower salary demands get rejected, yet Rachel had chosen Samira without hesitation. And yet, she seemed more than satisfied with Samira.

Unable to hold back his curiosity, Kane asked, “Samira, right? Come with me to complete the onboarding process. But before that, how did you manage to impress Rachel?”

Samira grinned, answering without hesitation. “It’s because of the connection we have!”

Kane was even more confused by her response. Did this mean Samira had landed the job because of a personal connection? Had Rachel dismissed all the other candidates just to hire someone she had already decided on?

That kind of favoritism was frowned upon in the company, and Kane was already wondering how to navigate this situation.

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Samira proudly introduced herself, patting her chest. “Hi, I’m Samira Bates, Rachel’s former assistant. I worked with her for five years, ever since I graduated and joined the company.”

Oh, so that’s how it was. Kane finally got it. After all, most higher-ups preferred working with people they already trusted. Experienced subordinates already knew their routines and expectations, which meant less time spent on training and adjustments.

By the time Samira finished the paperwork and received her work materials, the workday was nearly over.

Rachel didn’t waste a moment and took Samira straight to the department to introduce her to everyone.

That evening, Rachel was in a great mood. She picked an amazing venue for the night—one that everyone had been eager to visit. The moment they arrived, the team erupted in cheers. “Ms. Marsh, you’re the best. You really know how to pick a place.”

Once dinner was over, they made their way to a karaoke lounge. The team kept nudging Rachel to sing, but Samira noticed she wasn’t quite ready. Without hesitation, she jumped up, grabbed the microphone, and grinned. “Since today’s my first day, let me kick things off with a couple of songs for Ms. Marsh.”

“Sounds good!” The team clapped and cheered in excitement. As Samira sang, the atmosphere turned lively, and everyone joined in, clapping and swaying to the music.

Once she wrapped up her songs, she made her way over to Rachel. The two of them moved to a quieter corner where they could talk without interruptions.

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