As they were talking, a Human Resources Department specialist in charge of interviewing fresh graduates said helplessly, "...These days, the bold get fed while the timid starve. A high school graduate who hasn't even attended college dares to send an internship résumé to Meihua."
Li Rongxiu had not been interested in such matters, but when the HR specialist pulled out the high school graduate's résumé and tossed it into the trash, he caught sight of the familiar photo. He reached into the wastebasket, picked up the résumé, and glanced at the name field. Sure enough, it read "Lin Junrui."
Seeing this, the HR specialist froze. She immediately remembered that the young master before her had also attended Diwan, and she smiled. "Come to think of it, this student also graduated from Diwan. He attended the same school as you, Young Master Xiu."
Li Rongxiu said in surprise, "His name is Lin Junrui. He was a student in our school's advanced class."
The HR specialist keenly sensed Li Rongxiu's mood and immediately said, "Diwan graduates are all outstanding. It's just a pity that he hasn't attended college yet. Meihua has a strict requirement for hiring interns: only exceptional students in their third year or above may intern at the company."
Of course, if an intern had an impressive background or connections of their own, it did not matter. But judging by appearances, Lin Junrui was neither.
Li Rongxiu naturally understood the implication behind her words and explained, "I was only curious. This senior applied to Harvard University in the Federation last semester. His exam scores met the requirements, and he even received Harvard University's acceptance letter last month. Yet the university listed here is Wancheng University."
In his previous life, Lin Junrui had failed to enroll because he had beaten the