Requiem of a Broken Heart

Chapter 783:noveldrama

“I won’t. I’ll give it everything I’ve got.”

Everything was gradually falling into place.

But after a few days on the job, Rachel realized she urgently needed an assistant. She had HR post a job listing, and since this was her assistant, she insisted on conducting the final interviews herself.

After meeting with several candidates, none of them felt like the right fit. Just as she was starting to feel restless, a message popped up on her phone.

“Rachel, guess where I am?”

“You’re back?!”

“Not just that.”

Rachel was about to reply when someone from HR rushed over.

“Rachel, the next interviewee is here. They’re waiting inside.”

“Alright, I’m coming.”

She tucked her phone away and pushed open the door to the interview room. At the sound, the person inside immediately stood and turned around.

“Rachel, I’m back!” Samira’s voice was bright, her smile warm and radiant.

Rachel pinched herself hard, convinced she had to be imagining this. It was Samira. She could hardly believe it.

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“Samira!” Rachel rushed forward, wrapping her in a tight hug, her voice trembling. “You… You came back at the perfect time.”

Samira hugged her just as fiercely. “That’s what I was hoping for!”

“Where have you been all these years?!” Rachel pulled back slightly, her chest tightening. “I called, I messaged—but you never answered.” Even now, she could remember the frustration, the unanswered calls, the silence stretching between them. Back then, no matter how many times she reached out, Samira had simply disappeared.

Samira knew Rachel was definitely curious about her past. But now that she was back, there was no rush to explain it. Instead of replying right away, she pointed to the interviewer’s chair.

“Let’s wrap up the interview first, I’ll tell you everything afterward.”

“Okay.”

The interview was over in just ten minutes. The HR manager saw Rachel come out so quickly and figured the candidate wasn’t a good fit. With a sigh, she got ready to post the job listing again.

Rachel stopped her with a warm smile. “Kane, thanks for choosing this candidate and bringing her to me.”

Kane Ruiz, the HR manager, perked up with excitement. “Does that mean she got the job?”

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