The Love Letters: a Novella
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I’m such a twit for claiming proficiency in the romance languages. But shit, what kind of employer even looks at the bottom of a résumé? Frankly, my francophone slang is neither romantic nor proficient, and there’s no freaking way I can make it through an entire interview conducted in French.
When the secretary to the Vice President of the French Institute called to schedule my appointment, she ended the conversation with five minutes of frou-frou French – from which I gathered she was hopin...g for a Canadian liaison, or she was a fan of the movie Dangerous Liaisons. Fuck. I mean, Putain!
I need this job, plain and simple. Je besoin de . . . ? Oh yeah, clair et simple. There, I nailed it. Maybe I should have paid more attention in my university classes instead of nursing violent hangovers of trashcan punch. Or maybe my advisor could’ve told me that honesty on a résumé is an integral part of employment. I’m honest, well blunt is more like it, but I filter most of my daily conversation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I’m such a twit for claiming proficiency in the romance languages. But shit, what kind of employer even looks at the bottom of a résumé? Frankly, my francophone slang is neither romantic nor proficient, and there’s no freaking way I can make it through an entire interview conducted in French.
When the secretary to the Vice President of the French Institute called to schedule my appointment, she ended the conversation with five minutes of frou-frou French – from which I gathered she was hopin...g for a Canadian liaison, or she was a fan of the movie Dangerous Liaisons. Fuck. I mean, Putain!
I need this job, plain and simple. Je besoin de . . . ? Oh yeah, clair et simple. There, I nailed it. Maybe I should have paid more attention in my university classes instead of nursing violent hangovers of trashcan punch. Or maybe my advisor could’ve told me that honesty on a résumé is an integral part of employment. I’m honest, well blunt is more like it, but I filter most of my daily conversation.
What to read after The Love Letters: a Novella?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ashley Pullo to read onlineMoreLess
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