Zahkim Sheikhs Series: The Complete Series

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by Leslie North


  Sara was surprised by such a casual question. She thought about her words before she replied. She always had a tendency to ramble.

  “It's very hot, but beautiful.” She was not sure if she was meant to say more. She decided that it was safer to keep it to a short and simple answer.

  “Being from London, I am sure that you are not used to the heat out here, but I must comment, your accent is not entirely a British one, no?”

  Now Sara was officially confused. They were discussing her accent? What kind of an interview was this?

  “Yes, I have a South African background,” Sara replied.

  “That, I am aware off.” Amir took a sip from a glass of water. “I like the mix, it's rather exotic,” he added, leaning back in his chair.

  “Thank you.” This is officially awkward, Sara thought to herself.

  “Okay, I can see that I am making you feel uncomfortable.” Before Sara could respond, Amir put his hand up to stop her and smiled. “I liked you on paper. A background check on you was already completed. So I would like to hire you for a month to see if you can impress me in real life as well.”

  Liked me? Background checks? Sara was wondering if this was a trick. She stared at him blankly and did not respond.

  “I am too impulsive, according to my brother,” he smirked a little.

  “But I have no experience...yet,” Sara ventured.

  “That is the beauty of it. I can mould you into what I need exactly. You have the academic credentials and the rest will come with experience.”

  Sara narrowed her eyes. “So, I'm hired?” Sara asked.

  “Precisely,” Amir said and rose from his desk. “I have other matters to attend to, so please show yourself out. You start Monday morning at 8 AM sharp,” he added as he buttoned his suit jacket. Sara almost died when he said 8 AM. She couldn't function before 10 on a good day, but if she was going to take a position in a corporate environment, she was going to have to learn to function on their schedule. She raised her eyebrows when Amir handed her two thick files. “Some light reading for the week,” he said with a grin and then walked out.

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