?Chapter 1435 Never Had A Job


    The room fell into a deathly silence.


    For some inexplicable reason, Cecilia''s head started to ache.


    Bearing her difort, she hesitated before admitting, “I''ve never gotten a job before.”


    Upon hearing this, the manager was somewhat incredulous.


    “Are you a full-time housewife?”


    In the county, being a full-time housewife was also considered a job.


    Cecilia found herself thinking about her unmarried status. Shaking her head, she said, “No, I just never had a job.”


    The manager was even more dumbfounded. It would have made more sense if Cecilia was married, had kids, and then stopped working.


    Could it be that she has been unemployed all these years since graduation? If it''s not due toziness, there must be some issue with her mindset.


    The manager replied in a somewhat awkward tone, “You''re very honest, but this job requires work experience. I''m truly sorry.”


    When she heard the answer, a trace of disappointment flickered in Cecilia''s eyes. However, she maintained herposure and simply shook her head.


    “It''s alright.”


    Holding her resume tightly, Cecilia got up and started to head out.


    In truth, she didn''t quite understand herself. How is it that after graduation, I never got a job?


    Nichs said she was unwell, which was why she wasn''t working. However, she felt that there was nothing wrong with her health.


    Upon stepping outside, he saw a diverse group of interviewees. These individuals were well-educated, experienced, and some were even younger than her.


    Cecilia wasn''t ready to give up just yet. After going home, she nned to find a different job.


    As she passed by a dance studio, she suddenly halted.


    Inside, everyone was from the same country as she was.


    Inside, a dance teacher, Nadia, was pointing at the lead female dancer and saying, "What''s going on with you? You''ve been learning for almost half a month now, why are you still making mistakes? Do you realize that in half a month, you''ll be performing for our overseas guests? How are you going to do that at this rate?"


    The lead dancer wore a face of displeasure.


    "We''re here for work, not for dancing. I don''t even have a background in dance, so to be able to dance like this is already quite an aplishment. If you think I''m not up to par, feel free to rece me."


    Nadia was left speechless by the criticism.


    There were plenty of beauties in thispany, but each one of them was proud and arrogant. Despite their ipetence, they were unwilling to learn and improve.


    "I refuse to believe that I can''t find someone who knows how to dance."


    As she spoke, she noticed Cecilia standing at the entrance.


    Although Cecilia had given birth before, she had maintained an excellent figure. Moreover, she had learned to dance during her school days. Throughout that year, when she had nothing to do, she continued to dance.


    Moreover, she couldpose music. Be it in dance or feeling the rhythm, she had no equal.


    Given her experience, Nadia could tell that Cecilia had prior training in dance with a single nce.


    She found herself stepping out subconsciously.


    Just as Cecilia was about to leave, she called out, "Miss, do you know how to dance?"


    Upon hearing her words, Cecilia halted in her steps and turned to look at her. "A little, I guess."


    "Come,e here," the teacher beckoned, mistakenly assuming that Cecilia was an employee of thepany.


    After Cecilia approached, the teacher scrutinized her closely.


    Not only does she possess a great figure, but she also has an exceptionally beautiful face. It was just unfortunate that there is a scar on her right cheek. However, if she were to apply heavy makeup, the scare could be concealed.


    "Shall we try this? I''ll dance, and you follow along," suggested the teacher.


    Observing from the side, the lead dancer noticed the teacher bringing in a new staff member. She scoffed, "Do they really think just about anyone can just waltz in and dance? I''ve been working hard for half a month and I''m still not done learning the routine."


    The backup dancers behind her were also whispering amongst themselves.


    "Yeah, we''re not exactly born dancers, yet they insist we learn to dance to please those foreign customers. It''s really annoying."


    "If it weren''t for the cash prize thates with winning the dancepetition, I wouldn''t have bothereding."


    The dance teacher paid no mind to them. Instead, she performed a routine on the spot for Cecilia.