Chapter 322


    Chapter 322


    “He wasn’t disturbing me at all,” said Serenity. “Besides, your son is really cute. I think he wants to try


    the noodles because he’s been staring at the bowl the whole time.”


    “He might not eat it even if you offered it to him,” said the woman. “This boy just likes to join in on the


    fun.”


    As the woman spoke, Serenity noticed that she was making hand gestures in front of the boy. She was


    taken aback for a moment when she realized that those gestures were signnguage!


    “Is this boy..” Serenity blurted out.


    “He can’t hear,” the woman replied. “But he knows a little signnguage now, so if I tell him something


    in signnguage, able to understand me.”


    Then, the woman slowly said the words “Apologize to Auntie while simultaneously using signnguage


    to say the same thing


    Following that, the boy turned to Serenity and bowed to her, signifying that he was saying sorry to her.


    Serenity could not help but raffle the boy’s hair affectionately. The boy was so young, yet he could not


    hear at all? Did that mean that all the sounds and voices in the world did not exist at all as far as he


    was concerned?


    The woman picked the boy up and carried him away. Serenity went back to her food, but her heart was


    inexplicably heavy.


    When she finished her noodles and was about to leave the restaurant, she caught a glimpse of a


    vacancy notice posted at the entrance. It stated that they were looking for someone to do the deliveries


    for the restaurant.


    Serenity quickly turned to the woman behind the cash register and asked her, “Are you looking for a


    rider to do the deliveries?


    “Yes,” she nodded.


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    “Then… Can I apply for the job?”


    The restaurant owner stared at Serenity, looking a little puzzled.


    “You want to apply for the rider’s job?” she asked.


    “Is there a problem?”


    “No,” the woman replied, “I just thought that a young woman like you wouldn’t normally apply for a


    laborious job like this.” “Any job is precious to me,” Serenity paused, then truthfully told the woman,


    “I’ve been in prison before. I have a criminal record. I was involved in a car crash that killed someone,


    so it’s been really hard for me to find a job. To tell you the truth, desperately need this job.”


    The woman’s eyes trembled a little when Serenity mentioned that she used to be in prison, almost as if


    she was taken by surprise.


    “This jobes with a fixed sry,” the woman said. “When it gets really busy, you’ll be in charge of


    both the deliveries and you’ll also have to help out in the restaurant. You’ll be paid 500 dors a month.


    Are you okay with these terms? Oh, and you’ll be provided with two free meals per day–lunch and


    dinner. Your work will start at half past nine in the morning, and you’ll get off work at nine in the


    evening, so the working hours are a little longer.”


    500 dors was almost twice what Serenity earned at the Sanitation Office. As for the backbreaking


    work, well, it was nothing when one’s survival was on the line.


    “Okay!” Serenity replied enthusiastically. “I ept the terms!”


    The woman scrutinized Serenity for an instant then smiled.


    “In that case, you may start working tomorrow. We have the scooter for the deliveries, so you don’t


    need to buy one if you don’t already have one. Just use the one we have.”


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    “Thank you!” cried Serenity earnestly. “I’ll make sure to show up on time tomorrow!”


    Never would she expect that she would end up finding a job so soon and so unexpectedly too!