Chapter 90 Please Do Not Act Like We Are Close


    “Tassach, when I saw you, at first sight, I thought you were a gentleman. I didn’t expect your temper to


    be worse than everyone else’s. When you get angry, you would even humiliate a girl. None, but I like


    it,” Gracie said frankly.


    Tassach said without looking back, “Thank you for your appreciation, Miss King, but I can’t stand it.”


    Gracie said to herself, “Tassach, I’ll work at yourpany tomorrow. I believe you’ll fall in love with me


    once we spend time with each other.”


    Tassach refused right away, “Miss King, I’ll be frank with you. Your level of academic mastery is too


    high. Mypany is small. I’m afraid it won’t be a fit for someone like you. Perhaps you should go


    back to work at your previouspany.”


    Gracie pretended not to understand his refusal and only said, “Smallpanies have their perks. But


    there are dozens of employees at yourpany, so it’s not small. There’ll definitely be hundreds of


    employees as yourpany grows. I like working at a smallpany. It’s not only challenging but also


    fulfilling seeing a smallpany be big with my efforts.”


    “Ourpany treats everyone equally. No matter what your level of education is, as long as you are an


    employee, you have to start as a low-level employee. I’m afraid it’ll be a waste of talent for the daughter


    of a highly respectable family like Miss King to work as a low-level employee.”


    Gracie smiled carefreely. “Tassach, I understand that it’s important to work in a role that fits my


    capabilities. I just like the culture of yourpany. Don’t worry, I promise you that I’ll be in the position I


    want in a year. I’m capable, and I’m never worried about what position my boss would assign me.”


    Tassach had to admit that Gracie was a mature and confident woman of the 21st century. She was


    confident, arrogant, stylish, capable, and beautiful. But women like her made men feel inferior.


    Tassach did not like women who were too confident that they be arrogant. She and Ophelia were


    not the same type of woman. Both were beautiful, but Gracie looked innocent and harmless while she


    treated people differently depending on their social status. She greeted those of the same social status


    with a smile and looked down on those of a lower social status. Ophelia looked aggressive and acted


    ostentatiously, but she did not look down on others. To the wealthy, she became all things to all people;


    to the poor, she was not arrogant and treated the elderly with respect.


    Comparing the two, he knew why he liked Ophelia so much.


    Ophelia was beautiful and kind-hearted. Although she looked hard to get along with on the outside, he


    knew what kind of woman she was on the inside after spending time with her.


    “Tassach, what are you thinking about?” Gracie eximed with dissatisfaction.


    Tassach replied without hesitation, “I was wondering why there is such a big difference between you


    and Ophelia when you are both beautiful women? She is gentle, kind, stubborn, and admirable in all


    aspects. In contrast, your appearance is pretty while your temper is off-putting.”


    After that, Tassach came back to his senses and realized that he had happened to offend her.


    Gracie fluffed up her long hair and said, “Tassach, we only met today. Isn’t it a bit unkind for you to


    describe me this way?”


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    Tassach said insincerely, “Sorry.”


    “If you feel sorry, then I’ll go to work at yourpany tomorrow,” Gracie said, making use of every


    opportunity.


    Tassach did not speak.


    Gracie was persistent as she said, “Tassach, give me a chance, and I’ll prove to you that I’m not like a


    dumb blond. Besides, I can guarantee that there I’ll draw a clear line between work and personal life. I


    absolutely won’t involve any personal feelings in my work.”


    After a pause, she asked, “Or are you someone who does not distinguish between work and personal


    life that you even drive out real talent?”


    “Tomorrow at nine o’clock, you can bring your resume. Once I read it and think you’re a fit, I’ll arrange a


    position for you personally. If you aren’t a fit, then I’m sorry we cannot afford talent like you.”


    “Okay, I’m sure we’ll be a good team in the future.” Gracie smiled confidently. “Tassach, I’ll celebrate in


    advance that I became your colleague. Don’t worry, I’ll show 100% of my sincerity and won’t make you


    disappointed for hiring someone like me”


    Tassach did not speak and only parked in front of a detached vi. He asked, “Miss King, is this the


    ce?”


    Gracie said, “It’s here. Although our family onlyes back during the Spring Festival every year, we


    hired someone to take care of it. The vi is quite clean. Tassach, why don’t you go in and sit down?


    My parents are almost treating you as their adoptive son.”


    Tassach just nced at her and said indifferently, “Miss King, we aren’t close to each other, so please


    stop these jokes. They can cause a misunderstanding. Not everyone can ept someone who is a


    socializer.”


    Gracie’s expression changed a bit, then she unfastened her seat belt and got out of the car. She


    lowered her head and leaned in to say, “Tassach, did anyone tell you that you aren’t gentlemanly at all?


    But you’re too manly when you are rough. The colder you are to me, the more I’m determined to


    conquer you. Just you wait! You’ll be mine sooner orter.”


    “Please close the door. Thank you!” Tassach said without looking at her.


    Gracie closed the door, and Tassach’s car drove away like an arrow being released from a bow, leaving


    Gracie with only the car’s exhaust.