Disabled CEO’s New Wife

“Well, so what?” Tina said with a look of indifference.

Rosemary whispered in her ear, “If they hear you say that, it’s going to be a public outrage. Just imagine all those people running after you with all those things!”Content © NôvelDrama.Org.

Tina shook her whole body, looked at the crowd and smiled. “Never mind, I don’t want to die like that!”

Rosemary smiled, “Ok, let’s go in! If we don’t get in there now, we won’t stand a chance.”

Rosemary walked into the reception room and smiled, saying, “Hello, I’m sending in resumes.”

The receptionist looked up at Rosemary and said, “Ok, you can just put it there.”

After submitting their resumes, they went to a break room and sat down to wait for the audition.

The rest area was full of girls applying for jobs. The interview was about to begin, and the girls were busy fixing their makeup. Most of the girls were hot.

Rosemary looked in the mirror and sighed.

A woman in overalls approached and called out to the girls inside, “The audition is coming. Please hurry up and get ready. Those whose names are called go in first, those who are not called wait in the back.”

With that, the girls were called in one by one.

Rosemary was sweating because she was too nervous. She turned and asked, “Tina, are you nervous?”

“Rosemary, don’t be nervous. I’ll always be there for you.” Tina took her hand and said.

“Rosemary Harris…”

“Here!”

“Whoever was called by name, follow me in!” The clerk said to the girls.

Rosemary put her clothes together, and then she followed the staff inside.

The girls stood in a line before the examiner. The examiner looked at them and said, “Each of you will first introduce yourself and then perform one of your best dances.”

“Hi, I’m Rosemary Harris, an acting student from Noble School. I’m going to show you a dance.” Rosemary said politely.

Rosemary danced to a beautiful tune. Although she didn’t dance very long, her dancing skills were quite good.

The examiners whispered to each other. At this point, Rosemary was very nervous and didn’t know if she could make it.

The examiner said to Rosemary after the discussion, “Your dancing is very good and professional. I will let you know after we have a final discussion. Please wait outside.”

Rosemary nodded to them and walked out the door.

Tina ran as soon as she saw Rosemary walk out, “Rosemary, how’s that? Did you pass?”

“I don’t know, but I don’t think so.” Rosemary said dryly.

“It’s okay. If we don’t get it this time, we’ll try again next time. There’s a first time for everything, right?” Tina comforted her.

Nathaniel saw Rosemary standing in the break room from a distance. There was a wild smile on his face.

When the girls saw Nathaniel Meyer, they all went up to him and asked for his autograph. His bodyguards held back the throngs of fans without showing any emotion at all.

Tina heard a noise behind her, turned around and saw Nathaniel walking toward them with a smile on his face.

They kept staring at Nathaniel as he walked toward them with his bodyguards making a way for him, unaware that he was close to them.

“Tina, do you think we have a chance at all?” Rosemary turned her head and saw Tina looking ecstatically at Nathaniel behind her.

“Hey, what are you doing here?” Rosemary gently tugged at Tina’s dress as she greeted Nathaniel.

Nathaniel smiled at Rosemary and said, “Are you here to apply for a job today?” He frowned at the crowd. “So many here. How long does it take for you to wait?”

He could see that he hated such a crowded place, and his brow was almost wrinkled.

It was obvious that he hated such a crowded place, for his brows were almost converging.

“Nathaniel, what brings you here?” Rosemary asked casually.

“I was just here to talk about business, and I saw you outside, so I came to talk to you.” Nathaniel smiled and sat down beside her.

The girls in the field had looked at Rosemary with envy, some people even had a little jealousy in their eyes. Rosemary felt like she was being overwhelmed.

Nathaniel sat there with his legs crossed, as if nothing around him existed.

Rosemary looked at Nathaniel with one hand on her forehead, leaned closer and said, “Nathaniel, would you mind going about your business? If you don’t get away from me now, I’m afraid I’ll be shot through the heart.”

He suddenly raised his handsome face. They were very close to each other. Rosemary seemed transfixed, unaware of how intimate she and Nathaniel looked at this moment.

“I think you’ve got a thousand arrows through your heart.” Nathaniel Meyer said in a deep, magnetic voice.

Rosemary suddenly reacted and backed away. Everyone looked this way and her face turned as red as a ripe apple. She grabbed Tina and ran out.

Nathaniel stood up and watched the running figure, his smile widening.

A beautiful woman standing at the top of the stairs saw Nathaniel and Rosemary laughing and talking, and her eyes lit up with hatred.

She saw Nathaniel walking toward the elevator, and she rushed to meet him, smiling, “Nathaniel, there you are. I have been waiting for you for a long time. Let’s go in together.” Winnie Hoffmann said as she stepped forward to take Nathaniel’s arm.

Nathaniel withdrew his hand and said coldly, “Miss Hoffmann, I’m sorry, but I don’t like people being so close to me.” With that, he got into the elevator.

Nathaniel’s words were like a slap in the face to Winnie Hoffmann. But being smart, she immediately switched to a very gentle smile and said, “Nathaniel, I’m sorry. I didn’t know that. I’ll be careful next time.”

Winnie Hoffmann and Nathaniel were standing side by side in the elevator. “I think that girl was applying for a leading role in a TV series,” she said with a laugh, “But she didn’t seem to pass. These girls are so much better than we used to be. They can all go straight for leading roles. But we all started as walk-ons and worked our way up to where we are today.”

“Miss Hoffmann, what you’re saying is that Rosemary didn’t get the part, right?” Nathaniel asked coldly.

Winnie Hoffmann laughed and said, “That’s what I heard. It seems the examiner said she was not close to the heroine of the script.”