The blonde Female Reporter looked at the Editor-in-Chief in disbelief.
In this day and age, anyone who could enter a newspaper office immediately after graduation had some ability. Take the Female Writer, who had once again become embroiled in a lawsuit. Even though her father was a famous writer, it would still have been difficult for her to find work at any Publishing House.
The blonde Female Reporter had been born into a Middle Class family. Otherwise, she would never have made it to university, much less studied journalism.
Her father was a Senior Partner at a major corporation, and so was her mother. This meant that from the moment she was born, she possessed advantages that eighty-five percent of the people in this world did not.
With a single letter of recommendation, she had successfully joined one of the largest newspapers in the Federal Government.
But precisely because her life had been so free of hardship, the girl had developed the willfulness common to girls from Middle Class families.
She had never experienced that many difficulties, nor had she lived a hard life. Her understanding of the world was limited to "I think."
"I think" had harmed her at this moment. Actually, it could not really be called harm—it was only the loss of one job. She could still find work elsewhere.
Not every university student worked in a field related to what they had majored in after graduation.
For example.
Some people studied architecture, then became salespeople after graduating.
Some people studied archaeology, then became salespeople after graduating.
Some people studied history, then became salespeople after graduating.
Some...
Now, there might simply be one more person who had studied journalism, lost her job after graduating, and gone into sales.
She continued staring at the Editor-in-Chief. After a long