I'm married to a god

Chapter 127 Part-time job (1)

"Then I'll go and sort these out first, or I won't be able to get off work at night." Bai Mengmeng picked up the A4 paper on the table and said.

"Do you need me to help you?"

"No, no, thank you." Bai Mengmeng thanked and was about to leave.

Suddenly remembering that it hadn't been sent to him yet, I went back and took one and handed it to him.

"Almost forgot, this is yours."

After she finished speaking, she left with a smile on her face.

Holding the A4 paper, Gao Jingqi's expression became ugly.

Bai Mengmeng recovered from the memories, raised her head and drank all the water in the cup in one go.

What exactly did Director Gao want to say to her?

She put down the cup and looked sideways, only to find that Mosang was not in the office, the desk was cleaned up, the computer was turned off, and it seemed that he had already left work.

Mo Sang wasn't here, and Ouyang Xuan was definitely not there either. Bai Mengmeng stretched her waist and looked up at the clock on the wall. It was already time to get off work.

She picked up her bag, grabbed the phone on the table, turned off the lights and walked out of the general manager's office.

She took the elevator and followed her colleagues to the lobby on the first floor. Jiang Qing had already returned home from get off work, so she followed the crowd out of Shengying Building.

She commutes to and from get off work by bus every day, and has not yet come to get a transportation card, so she pays in cash every day.

She took out her wallet to get some change, and when she opened it, she was so poor that there were only a few pitiful hundred-yuan bills, and last month's rent hadn't been paid yet. If she didn't make money quickly to pay the rent, she might be kicked out by the landlord.

But there is still half a month before the salary is paid, and she can't wait for that day at all. It seems that she can only find a part-time job to earn some extra money, otherwise she will really be in trouble.

She closed her wallet resolutely, and instead of walking towards the bus station, she walked along the bustling shops next to her.

Shengying Building is located in the bustling city center, surrounded by high-end restaurants and shopping malls. It should not be difficult to find a part-time job, but it is not easy to find a part-time job.

Bai Mengmeng was thinking about finding a job as a waiter, but she asked several restaurants, but none of them were recruiting. She hadn't eaten dinner yet, and she was already so hungry that her chest was on her back.

She was discouraged and sat on a cool chair at the entrance of a shopping mall, beating her sore calf.

"Damn it, why is it so difficult to find a part-time job?"

She puffed her cheeks and complained angrily. She turned her head and looked around, and suddenly her eyes fell on the recruitment column in the shopping mall next to her.

There was a large recruitment tree at the entrance of the mall, with a lot of job information written on it densely. This is a newly opened mall, so naturally there will be more employees to recruit.

After counting job information one after another, Bai Mengmeng came to the end of the recruitment column, only to see that part-time workers are being recruited. The job content is to distribute leaflets, the salary is calculated by the hour, and the requirement is to wear cartoon clothes.

Seeing the request above, her joyful expression instantly collapsed.

"No way, I still have to wear cartoon clothes!"

The cartoon clothes are bulky and airtight, and it is difficult to walk in them, and it must be hard work to distribute leaflets. It is sad that the salary is so high.

I'm afraid she can't do it, but
Her eyes fell on the salary again, her brows were frowned, it seemed that the salary was good, one hour's salary was enough for her day's expenses, and no matter how hard it was, it couldn't compare to grandma's hard work.

What should she do, to do or not to do?
While hesitating, two boys stopped next to them, carrying backpacks, looking like students, talking and laughing, pointing to the job information on the recruitment board and chatting.

(End of this chapter)