blackstone code

Chapter 725 Let's Have a Cup of Coffee
Looking at herself in the mirror, Genia's expression was in a trance for a moment.

During this period of time, it can be said that she is the most carefree day. She doesn't need to worry about whether her emperor brother will find something for her to do, and she doesn't need to think about the third-rate tabloids in the empire who are fabricating some scandals about her all day long. ...

She just needs to play happily, and the federal people don't pay as much attention to her as the "Princess of the Empire" as she imagined, so that she was a little bit disappointed at first.

It will be very uncomfortable for a person who has lived in the spotlight all her life to suddenly leave the spotlight, but her mentality change is very timely.

Food, scenery, knowledge, these things make her life full every day, and Lynch's arrival makes her even more fulfilled.

The carefree days are coming to an end, and when she returns to Gafla, she will "arm" herself again, turning herself into a somewhat rebellious imperial princess in people's eyes.

She was wiping off her cosmetics. Federation's cosmetics seemed to be more comfortable to use than Gafla's, with more functions and flavors.

This is the slight gap between the two countries. Federal capitalists have targeted those women. They have used various methods to whitewash cosmetics and a series of related products. Coupled with the promotion of the feminist movement, these things have become It is the first choice of many beauty-loving ladies.

Everyone wants to have a pretty face. They didn't know how to do it before, but now the capitalists let them know how to do it.

"I will miss you, Lynch." She added a little water. According to the magazines she read, it is very important to moisturize the skin before going to bed at night, especially women in their thirties, if they don't , they will age quickly.

She refracted through the mirror and looked at Lynch in the mirror.

Lynch was lying on the bed watching TV, he noticed the woman looking at him in the mirror, and quickly looked back, "I'll go to Gefra with you."

Jenia was a little surprised, she turned around and looked at Lynch, "Is it because of me?"

"Because I want to be sealed." Lynch said truthfully.

It seems unromantic to do so. Through this period of getting along, Lynch has realized that Jenia is not the kind of character who has no intentions. She is much wiser than people's inherent impression of her.

This is a woman who is good at hiding her true self, so some small sensational performances will make Lynch feel very embarrassed.

They're all old foxes, and no one can piss anyone off.

"I thought you went back with me because of me!" She looked into the mirror again and applied some synthetic chemicals to her face.

There was a smile on the corner of her mouth. At first she was reluctant to get close to this young man, but now, she felt that she couldn't do without him.

Funny, humorous, and handsome, sometimes Lynch's mouth can be a bit mean, but most of the time he can still make people very happy.

The more this happened, the more Jania understood that this was a man she couldn't control, and this time was different from the past.

"It can be!" Lynch replied with a smile.

Jenia would not blame him for telling the truth, and even thought the "truth" he said was very funny, so she couldn't help laughing.

"Tell me about the process of being banned, lest I mess up the situation..."

……

Lynch got up early the next day. Today was Catherine's internship day. In fact, Catherine had already arrived in Bupain a week ago yesterday.

Mr. Truman's letter of recommendation was still very useful, and Mr. President ticked Catherine's name without even thinking about it.

Of course, this has absolutely nothing to do with the 1000 million donated by Lynch. This is not a money and power transaction. Mr. President simply believes that girls from ordinary social classes should be given more opportunities.

There is a girl from an ordinary family background in the confirmed internship list this time, which also allows Mr. President to gain more support in public opinion.

Mr. President also said that he would consider giving more children from ordinary classes the opportunity to get in touch with the core of this country and understand how this great country operates.

Those who do not support him also feel that he has done a good job in this matter.

Prior to this, the interns of the Presidential Palace often had some very good backgrounds. They were either from political families, members of a certain big capitalist, or a consortium in a certain place.

People don't pay much attention to these things, it's just a place for rich and powerful kids to improve themselves quickly, and it has nothing to do with ordinary people.

But this time, the situation was slightly different. Tracy, the president of the York State Women's Rights Protection Association, first stood up to speak out for Catherine, and the local TV station in York State also broadcast some family information about Catherine.

Her mother worked part-time at home, working for city hall, selling the textiles she made to Lynch's company for some handcraft fees.

Her father works as a warehouse keeper in a warehouse. He does physical work. He works eleven hours a day, with one and a half hours of rest. The monthly salary is just 300 yuan.

And she is a work-study public college student.

Through her own efforts, she has completely failed to keep up with her studies at the beginning, and now she has become an excellent student in the eyes of her classmates, teachers, and professors.

The media interviewed not only the family of three, but also their neighbors, colleagues and classmates.

It is completely impossible for anyone to criticize this aspect, because Lynch did not give Catherine's family any preferential treatment. They are still crowded in the dilapidated small house, and they are still working hard for their monthly salary.

Before these reports came out, Catherine's father's colleagues didn't even know that the warehouse clerk who kept quiet, actively obeyed the requirements of his superiors, and often worked overtime spontaneously was actually the father of Lynch's ex-girlfriend!
All-round exposure, without any preferential treatment, no one can find fault.

The media did not evade the previous relationship between Catherine and Lynch, and even focused on their relationship experience and final breakup.

According to the report, Lynch provided the girl with the opportunity to go to school to thank her for her help at the beginning of Lynch's business, and it was also a summary of past relationships.

People didn't feel that Lynch had done a bad job because of this, but felt that Lynch was more flesh and blood than the capitalists they knew.

Then there are some selection conditions on how to become an intern in the presidential palace. I have to say that the federal government's efficient, clean and transparent selection mechanism ensures that there is no possibility of fraud in any link.

From a total of more than 1 letters across the country, through layers of selection, a large list was finally locked, and then handed over to Mr. President for final confirmation.

Everyone is excellent. Mr. President did not know who each name corresponds to, so he selected the final candidate only with some references, and Catherine was lucky enough to be selected.

The whole society was moved by this girl's hard work and her luck, so much so that she had a nickname - "Glittering Girl" even before she had a formal job.

Today is the day Catherine officially joins the job.

After the review by the safety committee and the general work training, starting at nine o'clock this morning, she will have an internship here for at least three months and no more than one year.

a little nervous.

This is how Catherine felt at this time. She was standing outside the presidential palace in plain clothes, with an intern tag of "Presidential Palace Intern: Catherine" hanging on her chest.

Next to her were eleven young boys and girls, all of whom greeted today's staff with sunny smiles.

This is a ceremony, a process, and people in the presidential palace need to confirm their appearance and name again.

Lynch arrived here before nine o'clock, and when the girl saw him, her eyes immediately became full of brilliance.

After the brief eye contact between the two, she refocused on her work.

Most of the rushing staff already knew them, some passed by them expressionlessly, and some smiled kindly at them.

No matter how the outside world evaluates this class of interns, every staff member knows that none of them are easy to mess with.

At nine o'clock, the work started, and the twelve interns turned around and walked into the presidential palace. They had already assigned their respective jobs, and immediately threw themselves into the busy work.

Lynch tidied his clothes and walked towards the presidential palace. By the way, he did not forget to take out his ID.

The special advisor to the Security Committee, the guards at the gate of the Presidential Palace just took a look and let it go without even stopping it.

At first they checked whether Lynch had brought dangerous things into the presidential palace, but this guy came too many times, and he often came in and out of the president's office, plus he was a member of the security committee, responsible for the president The government security personnel gave him an exemption from inspection.

As soon as he entered the presidential palace, he heard Mr. Truman's voice behind him, "I thought you wouldn't come."

Lynch stopped in the hall and watched Mr. Truman pass through the outermost security check line while wearing his ID in a calm manner.

"It said on TV that you broke up...", he joked.

It was reported on TV, but Mr. Truman would never really believe what the report said.

If Lynch really had nothing to do with Catherine, he wouldn't have asked himself to write a letter of recommendation for a girl he didn't know.

We must know that on some occasions, a letter of recommendation that can "guarantee" entry into the presidential palace has a private price of more than 200 million, and it is still priceless, and it is hard to find a letter.

Even though Lynch would not pay any price for this letter, say 200 million, he actually owed Mr. Truman a big favor, a favor worth at least a few million.

"People are always nostalgic."

The two walked into the presidential palace talking and laughing. Not long after, Lynch saw a nervous Catherine walking in front of him holding a stack of documents.

"Who is that, bring me a cup of coffee later!"

He said with a smile.

　Give the boss a few more titles

　
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