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These days. 

Susan had been shrinking away from Ben. 

Ben felt that, so did the others. 

“Grandpa, I’m going out for a while,” Susan walked to the living room and respectfully said to Mr. Landor. 

“Go ahead,” Mr. Landor nodded. 

Therefore she left. 

From the beginning to the end, she didn’t give any look at Ben, who was next to Mr. Landor. 

Susan left. 

Mr. Landor couldn’t help but glance at Ben, “What’s the‘ matter between you two?” 

Mr. Landor didn’t know what to say about the farce caused by Carl. 

He was really weird. 

After Mr. Landor retrospected the whole thing sensibly, he didn’t blame Susan, and he even felt that she was not easy. 

But he was an outsider after all, he couldn’t make any decisions for this young couple. 

Seeing that the two were like strangers these days, Mr. Landor was faintly anxious. 

Susan was a good girl. Ben should not be fooled by her parents and blame her. 

“Nothing,” Ben answered quite calmly. 

“Really? Susan hardly stays at home now.” Mr. Landor blew his beard. 

“She just has something to deal with.” Ben replied calmly. 

In the past few days, he had been in control of Susan’s whereabouts. 

The reason why she went out so often was to attend various interviews. 

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Of course, all her interviews have failed so far. 

Ben calmly turned his head. Mr. Landor was a little helpless, “Don’t regret it in the future.” 

“Regret?” Ben didn’t care at all. 

Mr. Landor glared at him and left directly. Out of sight, out of mind. 

As soon as Mr. Landor left, Ben quickly dialed someone, “How is the acquisition?” 

“Mr. Landor, don’t worry. Everything was settled down! In the previous interview, Mrs. Landor failed in the first turn. Then, she would go to an interview in Winner Electronics. At that time, this company will sign Mrs. Landor with handsome salary.” The assistant said. 

“Great.” Ben was satisfied. 

Everything was under control. 

He put down his phone and continued to read the newspaper calmly. 

She interviewed for three days and went to thirteen companies. 

But every time, she was rejected for various reasons. 

So was this time. 

When Susan left the company, she even began to suffer from self–doubt. 

Her competence was really so bad? 

At first, though, she chose the computer science as a major because of Timothy Leen. 

But she still made the effort. In college, several times she surpassed Timothy and. got a first–level scholarship. 

There should be no reason to reject her given to her excellent performance, elaborated resume, coupled with ordinary requirements. 

Susan couldn’t figure it out, and she only ascribed it to more strict recruitment requirements in the market. 

After experiencing many disappointments, Susan went to Winner Electronics for 

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an interview. 

Winner Electronics was not a big company without fame in the electronics circle. 

But now, Susan didn’t want to care that. 

As long as she could get a job, she would accept it. 

The interview was the same. 

Susan sketched her resume mechanically. 

Then, she sat there without any hope. 

Based on her recent interview experience, the next step for the interviewer was to say, “Ms. Miller, you are excellent, but I’m sorry, you are not suitable for our company.” 

“Ms. Miller, You’re excellent.” The interviewer of Winner Electronics spoke slowly as expected. 

Susan showed an understandable expression. Look, it was true. 

“So, we’ve decided to hire you.” Continued the interviewer. 

“Okay, then I’ll…” As she was about to leave, she suddenly reacted with joy, “You mean… you hired me?” 

“Yes.” The interviewer gave her an offer with a smile. 

Susan looked at the contract where all the conditions were attractive. 

She had no reason to refuse at all. 

“Ms. Miller, there’s something I need to tell you in advance. Our company will move to a new place. Do you have any problems moving with all the employees, don’t you?” 

“Is the new workplace bad?” Susan asked somewhat strangely. 

Otherwise, there was no need to mention such a trivial matter alone. 

“No, it is a favorable environment.” She pointed to the contract, “It’s written on the contract. The new workplace, in all aspects, reaches to the top international level. If our description is fake, you can get a huge amount of compensation, Ms. Miller.” 

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Looking at the description about the new workplace on the contract, she felt that there was no problem and nodded in response, “I accept it.” 

“Well,” the interviewer held out her hand, “Then welcome Ms. Miller to our big family.” 

Susan had the feeling that there was something weird. 

But after many thoughts, she didn’t come up with a reason. 

She smiled and held the interviewer’s hand, “Thank you.” 

She finally got a job with a fat salary. 

Susan breathed a sigh of relief. 

In the evening. 

At The Landor family’s dining table. 

Seeing that everyone almost finished eating, Susan hesitated for a moment and put down her chopsticks.. 

“Grandpa, I’m going to work tomorrow.” Said Susan. 

“To work?” Mr. Landor was stunned and asked hurriedly, “Susan, why not stay at home? Why do you suddenly want to work?” 

Susan replied in a warm voice, “If I continue to idle here, I will be fat.” 

Mr. Landor was kind to her all the time. 

When Carl and Jane came to look for troubles, Mr. Landor was irritated for a while, but afterwards he still treated her as before. 

She can’t be spoiled and proud because of his kindness. 

She must work. 

It was as if she had made up her mind. Mr. Landor glanced at Ben and gestured for him to persuade Susan. 

Susan had already tried to avoid Ben. If she went out to work, wouldn’t she have more reasons not to go home? 

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Mr. Landor was concerned, but Ben was not. 

He slowly wiped the corners of his lips and said, “It’s really boring to stay at home. There’s nothing wrong with working.” 

Ben actually supported Susan. 

Mr. Landor glared at him. It was a headache for him. 

After Ben’s support, Susan’s work was decided. 

The next day. 

Ben went to the office first. 

Susan was about to go out. 

Mr. Landor hurriedly asked the driver to take her out. 

Susan refused softly, “Grandpa, there’s no need. The car is too high–profile. I’ll just take the bus.” 

She looked gentle at times, but she was extremely stubborn sometimes. 

Mr. Landor had no choice but to watch her walk out the door. 

Penelope looked at Susan’s back with a disdainful smile. 

Work? 

What kind of working ability did she possess? 

In Penelope’s opinion, all of Susan’s behavior these days was nothing. 

She just played hard–to–get. 

Unexpectedly, Susan had some tricks. 

Unfortunately, Ben was moody. What Carl and Jane had done completely offended him. Susan seemed innocent, but who would know if it was true? 

According to Ben’s personality, he was probably suspicious of Susan. 

It was not easy for Susan to get back together with him. 

Penelope couldn’t help but snicker when she thought of that 

For her, the more troubles Ben and Susan had, the more chances she could obtain.