A week has passed, I'd finally settled in, done a little bit of sight-seeing. I couldn't really do much, I didn't have any cash, hence the reason I was standing in the middle of Central NYC with my CV in hand, dressed in a conserving pencil skirt and ruffled, white blouse.Right in front of Grey Incorporates.
I had seen online that they were looking to hire a new personal assistant, for the CEO I assume, and although business wasn't what I had a degree in, I had done a few courses on it and therefore I thought I might have a chance at getting in.
I clasped my hands together nervously, tightening my grip so hard my knuckles went white.
"Get a grip." I murmured to myself, before walking towards the rotating glass door.
As soon as I stepped inside I was greeted by high ceilings, marble floor, a huge chandelier and hundreds of people, dressed immaculately. I looked like a complete idiot, and totally out of place.
I considered turning around and walking out but I swallowed my fear and approached the front desk.
A young woman looked up and said in an almost monotone voice, "Yes?" She said, her eyebrow raised expectantly.
"I'm here looking for a job, I have my CV, and I saw you were hiring." I reply, stumbling over my own words.
She adjusted her head-set and waited a few moments before chatting to someone briefly.
"Head over to the elevator there, 80th Floor." She said, before going back to whatever she was doing.
I stood there dumbfounded for a couple minutes before slowly turning around and getting into the elevator. I was surrounded by professionals, and they all got out of the elevator long before the 80th floor.
So I stood there by myself, for which felt like forever, until the doors finally dinged open and I hurriedly stepped out.
Surrounding me on leather couches were hundreds of woman, dressed in short skirts and blouses, bright lipsticks and clutching expensive purses.
I guess a lot of people wanted this job.
I approached the desk and the woman behind it stared at me with boredom.
"Here for the personal assistant interview, miss?" She asked.
I nodded.
"Take a seat, please, I'll call you when it's your turn." She said, exhaling.
I took a seat and looked around the room. You could see the whole city from up here, I was surrounded by glass and very expensive furniture.
After what seemed like hours, the woman called me and ushered me to a pair of black doors, giving me a smile and sending me in.
I almost died.
Looking directly at me, was a Brazilian God. He was perfectly tanned, with a rigid jawline, a light trail of stubble,
piercing coral blue eyes, and sunkissed brown locks swept back out of his face.He had a look of sheer boredom on his holy face and gave me an instant hard glare when I didn't sit down.
"Hi." I spoke, making my way to the leather chair in front of his desk.
He looked at me, breathing out calmly as if he was trying not to say something rude.
I went red, I'd already embarrassed myself.
I clutched my CV nervously in my hand.
"Can I have your CV please." He asked, rather impatiently.
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My Brazilian CEO
Romansa22 Year old Aaliyah Smith has finally taken the big leap into life and left her family in Greece and flown to the bustling streets of New York City. Broke, terrified and completely alone, she yearns for a job to help her make her place in NYC. Coin...