Did he hear that?
Miss Quan said that in the future, there would be nothing she couldn’t do.
The butler looked at Quan Jin, feeling slightly lost.
He then replied respectfully, “Yes, Miss Quan, the contact details of the Central Government Agency are in there.”
Quan Jin took the phone and turned back into her room. She entered the account information into her computer. One of the contacts was indeed online.
The chat was captioned [Hua Central Government Application Review.]
Quan Jin proceeded to type.
[I am Quan Jin]
Those four words were not meant as a greeting but more of a statement.
Ding!
The reply came almost immediately.
[Quan Jin of the famous Quans of Jiang? Hello there! May I know why you’re looking for me?]
[Is the position still available?]
Upon receiving Quan Jin’s message, the replies halted.
She was sure that whoever was on the other end had already read her message.
A minute passed.
Then another.
She waited a full five minutes until the notification bell rang again. Even through the computer screen, she could feel the amount of hate coming through the string of words.
[I’m sorry, Miss Quan. I’m sure you know that times have changed and what the country needs now is a genius that would be competent enough to lead. Also, there are a limited number of spaces available for application. To be honest, Miss Quan, you have already been denied the position previously.]
Quan Jin replied, [Oh, when did that happen?]
The blunt reply came almost instantly.
[Just about five minutes ago, your application has been denied, Miss Quan.]
Five minutes before?
It must have been when Quan Jin had sent her first message.
No wonder they had taken so long to reply, they must have been preparing her application rejection notice.
Ding!
There were two new messages.
Quan Jin rested her chin in her hands as she read the replies.
[The Central Government Agency does not take in good-for-nothings and untalented students. I hope Miss Quan understands.]
Understand?!
Just as the upper-class had published the report, the Hua’s central government must have received the news. For seven years, they had never once cancelled her position; now that it had been confirmed that she was no longer a valuable asset, they had abandoned her on the spot.
Quan Jin’s fingers landed on the keyboard once again, typing out her reply.
[Just remember what you said. Have a backbone and don’t come begging at my feet next month.]