What Wright had given Sophia to read gave her a rudimentary understanding of NRTE's business, but it was a far cry from her career goals as an investment analyst.
But, despite her status as an analyst's assistant, she hadn't graduated yet, and her actual role was no different from an intern's. She was grateful that she didn't have to do so many useless and trivial things that interns usually did.
These few days, Sophia's efforts were not in vain, and she learned a lot from Wright. Even though she was separated by sheets and sheets of paper, NRTE's business operations were still an eye-opener for her.
This was the job she had always dreamed of, which she had worked so hard for. As she sat in the large room on the twenty-third floor, she sometimes felt everything was a dream.
However, Sebastian was always in a hurry, dealing with the company's affairs and various interpersonal relationships, and many things had to be done by himself.
