CEO

Nina pursed her lips. “Don’t you know I’ve resigned?”

“Mr. York hasn’t agreed to your resignation yet. There’s no one to take over your position. You still need to come to work,” Quincy said amiably. “Nina, you can leave the district court and come to the office now.”

Nina was utterly speechless. The marriage was not dissolved and she still had to work. This was something she had not considered thoroughly. If someone were to take over her job before she resigned from the company, there would not be any complaints.

Nina asked again, “If there’s someone new to take over my job, can I resign smoothly?”

“In theory, yes.”

“Alright, I’ll have HR select someone new.”

With that, Nina hung up the phone. Quincy breathed a sigh of relief, as if he had completed a daunting task. Nash listened attentively, knowing Nina did not have an obsession with divorce and she would not resign from the company. He could finally relax, waiting for Nina to return.

Nina drove away from the district court. Julia was still worried about her, sending messages asking when she would be back. Nina did not reply for the time being.

Yvonne, on the other hand, had been worried about her last time, calling countless times. Even though she had eventually reported her safety. Now that she knew Nina was getting a divorce, she asked about the situation again.

She thought Nina would be single and could celebrate at a bar. But since the divorce did not go through, she was not single. She could not celebrate and had to go back to the miserable routine of working days. Nina arrived at the office in twenty minutes and went to the HR department.

After going there, Nina asked directly, “Are there any suitable candidates?”

The head of the HR department said, “Um… Nina, all the positions are filled. We may need to recruit again, which will take some time.”

Nina did not want to cause trouble, knowing she was the only one in a hurry. She said, “Then recruit. I’ll personally come to select, so as not to trouble you. Just let me know when it’s done, alright?” “Okay.”

The job posting attracted countless applicants. There were experienced ones, fresh graduates, and the competition was fierce with thousands of candidates. But ultimately, only one could be chosen.

There were so many resumes that

Nina’s desk was already piled high

with them, and they kept coming non-stop Nina was reminded of when she first arrived at York Corporation as a naive girl with the sote goal of becoming Nash’s secretary.

At first, she was just a lowly assistant running errands, gradually getting closer to him. The current situation felt somewhat reminiscent of her past. Seven years had passed quickly, and she had transformed from a naive girl into the mature woman she was today. Thinking about it, youth was indeed precious. It was time to focus on reviewing the resumes.

It was already late at night. Nash came out of his office, and Nina’s desk was still illuminated. He saw her diligently screening resumes.

“Nina has already instructed HR to release the recruitment information and is currently reviewing resumes. With so many resumes, she definitely won’t finish without pulling an all-nighter!” Quincy said.

Nash pursed his lips, looking

serious, as he approached. Nina

heard his footsteps and looked up to

see him. She was sorting through the documents and politely asked,

“Mr. York, are you done with your work?”

Nash did not respond to her question, standing beside her desk, looking at the neatly categorized resumes in her hand, and coldly questioned, “Are you in such a hurry?”