Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 5334

Callia looked a little embarrassed. “I feel guilty that Chloe had to cancel her business dinner for me.”

“Once work is over, you and Chloe aren’t boss and employee anymore. You're like sisters, so don't feel guilty.” Jane immediately wrapped an arm around Callia’s and said, “Besides, I promised your mother that I’d take good care of you.”

“I can take care of myself. I'm twenty-two. I’m not a child anymore.”

“No matter how old you get, you’ll still be a child in our eyes. Chloe told me you’re still living in the company-provided dormitory. Why don’t you stay at a hotel or come live with us? Your family owns a house here, too.”

Callia replied, “The dorm is more convenient. I’m only working a summer job, and my income is limited. I don't want to spend all my money before I’ve earned it.”

The company-provided dormitory made commuting easy.

It was also the most affordable option.

“That makes sense, but if you ever need anything, just tell us. And if anyone gives you a hard time, you must speak up,” Iris reminded her.

Callia nodded.

She may be young and lacking in life experience, but she was not someone who allowed herself to be pushed around. She would not allow others to bully her, nor would she silently accept being treated unfairly.

Ever since high school, she had chosen to live on campus and experience life in a shared community.

She was intelligent, attractive, academically gifted, and excellent with people. Despite concealing her identity as the daughter of the wealthiest family in Wiltspoon, she still fit in effortlessly, made plenty of friends, and earned the affection of both teachers and classmates.

When she worked temporary jobs during her previous summer and winter breaks, she also got along well with her coworkers. Some companies had no idea who she really was. They simply recognized her talent and work ethic. Several had even told her that once she graduated, she could join their company immediately.

She had collected countless business cards from executives who hoped she would work for them after graduation.

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