Blackstone Code

Looking at herself in the mirror, Genia's expression was dazed for a moment.

This period of time can be said to be her most carefree days. She doesn't need to worry about whether her emperor brother will find something for her to do. She doesn't need to worry about the third-rate tabloids in the empire fabricating scandals about her all day long. She doesn't need to worry about it. …

All she needed to do was play happily. The Federation people didn't pay as much attention to her as the "Empire Princess" as she imagined, so she was a little disappointed at first.

A person who has lived in the spotlight all her life will be very uncomfortable if she suddenly leaves the spotlight, but her change of mentality was timely.

Food, scenery, and knowledge make her life fulfilling every day, and Lynch's arrival makes her life even more fulfilling.

The carefree days are about to end, and when she returns to Gefra, she will "arm" herself again and turn herself into the somewhat rebellious Imperial Princess in the eyes of people.

She wiped off her cosmetics. The Federation's cosmetics seemed more comfortable to use than Gevra's cosmetics, and had more functions and flavors.

This is the subtle gap between the two countries. The federal capitalists have targeted those women. They use various methods to whitewash cosmetics and a series of related products. Coupled with the promotion of the feminist movement, these things have become It is the first choice of many beauty-loving ladies.

Everyone wants to have a beautiful face. They didn’t know how to do it before, but now the capitalists let them know how to do it.

"I'm going to miss you, Lynch." She added a little water. According to the magazines she read, it is very important to moisturize the skin before going to bed at night, especially for women in their thirties. If they don't do that, , they will age quickly.

She refracted through the mirror and looked at Lynch in the mirror.

Lynch was lying on the bed watching TV. He noticed the woman looking at him in the mirror, and quickly retracted his gaze, "I will go to Gefra with you."

Genia was a little surprised. She turned around and looked at Lynch, "Is it because of me?"

"Because I want to be sealed." Lynch said truthfully.

It seems that this is not romantic. Through this period of getting along with each other, Lynch has realized that Genia is not the kind of character without any scheming. She is much smarter than people's inherent impression of her.

This is a woman who is good at hiding her true self, so some small sensationalism will make Lynch feel very embarrassed.

They are all old foxes, and no one can seduce anyone.

"I thought you came back with me just for me!" She looked in the mirror again and applied some synthetic chemicals to her face.

There was a smile on her lips. At first she was reluctant to approach this young man, but now, she felt that she couldn't live without him.

Funny, humorous, and handsome, sometimes Lynch's mouth can be a bit mean, but most of the time he can still make people very happy.

The more this happens, the more Genia understands that this is a man she cannot control. This time is different from the past.

"It can be!" Lynch replied with a smile.

Genia would not blame him for telling the truth, she even found the "truth" he said very interesting and couldn't help but laugh.

"Tell me about the process of being granted a seal, lest I mess up the situation later..."

…

Lynch got up early the next day. Today was Catherine's internship day. In fact, Catherine had come to Bupen a week ago yesterday.

Mr. Trueman's letter of recommendation was still very useful, and the President checked Catherine's name without even thinking about it.

Of course, this has absolutely nothing to do with the 10 million that Lynch donated. This is not a transaction of money and power. The president simply believes that girls from ordinary classes of society should be given more opportunities.

The inclusion of a girl from an ordinary family background in the internship list confirmed this time has also given the president more support in public opinion.

Mr. President also said that he would consider allowing more children from ordinary classes to have the opportunity to get in touch with the core of this country and understand how this great country operates.

Those who did not support him also felt that he had done a good job in this matter.

Before this, interns in the presidential office often had some outstanding backgrounds. They were either from political families, members of a major capitalist, or from a consortium in a certain place.

People don't pay much attention to these things. This is just a place for rich and powerful children to quickly improve themselves. It has nothing to do with ordinary people.

But this time, the situation was slightly different. President Tracey of the York State Women’s Rights Protection Association was the first to speak out for Katherine. York State’s local TV station also broadcast some family information about Katherine.

Her mother worked part-time at home for City Hall, selling the textiles she made to Lynch's company in return for a handiwork fee.

Her father worked as a warehouse keeper in a warehouse. It was a manual job. He worked eleven hours a day and had an hour and a half break. His monthly salary was just 300 yuan.

And she is a public college student who works hard on a work-study program.

Through her own efforts, she has gone from being unable to keep up with her studies at all to now becoming an outstanding student in the eyes of her classmates, teachers, and professors.

The media interviewed not only the family of three, but also their neighbors, colleagues and classmates.

It is completely impossible for anyone to find fault in this aspect, because Lynch did not give any preferential treatment to Catherine's family. They still lived in a dilapidated small house and still worked hard for their monthly salary.

Before these reports came out, colleagues of Catherine's father didn't even know that the warehouse manager who was silent, actively obeyed the requirements of his superiors, and often worked overtime voluntarily, was actually the father of Lynch's ex-girlfriend!

Full exposure, no preferential treatment, no one can find fault.

The media did not shy away from Catherine and Lynch's previous relationship, and even highlighted their relationship experiences and their final breakup.

According to the report, Lynch provided the girl with the opportunity to go to school to thank her for her help when Lynch started his business, and also to summarize his past relationships.

People did not think that Lynch did not do well because of this. Instead, people felt that Lynch was more flesh and blood than the capitalists they knew.

Then there are some selection conditions for how to become an intern in the presidential palace. It must be said that the federal government's efficient, clean and transparent selection mechanism ensures that there is no possibility of fraud in any link.

From a total of more than 10,000 letters from across the country, through layers of selection, a large list was finally locked, and then handed over to the President for final decision.

Everyone is excellent. The president did not know who each name corresponded to, so he only selected the final candidates based on some references. Catherine was lucky enough to be selected.

The entire society was so moved by this girl's efforts and luck that she was nicknamed "The Flashing Girl" even before she had a formal job.

Today is the day that Catherine officially joins the company.

After review by the Security Committee and general work training, starting from nine o'clock this morning, she will have an internship here for at least three months and no more than one year at most.

a little nervous.

This is how Catherine felt at this time. She was standing outside the Presidential Palace in plain clothes, with an intern tag that read "Presidential Palace Intern: Catherine" hanging on her chest.

Beside her were eleven young boys and girls, all of whom greeted today's staff with sunny smiles on their faces.

This is a ceremony and a process that requires people from the presidential palace to confirm their appearance and name again.

Lynch arrived here before nine o'clock. When the girl saw him, her eyes suddenly became full of light.

After a brief exchange of eyes between the two, she returned her focus to her work.

Most of the hurried staff members already knew them. Some people passed by them expressionlessly, while others showed them kind smiles.

No matter how the outside world evaluates this batch of interns, every staff member knows that no one among them is easy to mess with.

At nine o'clock sharp, the work began. The twelve interns turned around and walked into the Presidential Palace. They had assigned their own tasks and went straight to their busy work.

Lynch arranged his clothes and walked towards the Presidential Palace. By the way, he didn't forget to take out his ID.

Special Advisor to the Security Council, the guard at the entrance to the Presidential Palace just took one look and let him go without even stopping him.

At first, they checked whether Lynch had brought anything dangerous into the presidential palace, but this guy came too many times and often entered and exited the president's office. In addition, he was a member of the Security Committee and was responsible for the president's office. Government security personnel gave him an exemption from inspection.

As soon as he entered the presidential palace, he heard Mr. Trueman's voice from behind him, "I thought you wouldn't come."

Lynch stopped in the lobby and watched Mr. Trueman pass through the outermost security check line while putting on his ID in a hurry.

"It was said on TV that you broke up...", he joked.

That's what was reported on TV, but Mr. Trueman would never really believe what the report said.

If Lynch really had no relationship with Catherine at all, he would not ask himself to write a letter of recommendation for a girl he did not know.

You must know that on some occasions, the private price of a letter of recommendation that can "guarantee" entry into the Presidential Palace has exceeded two million. It is still expensive but not marketable, and it is difficult to find a letter.

Even though Lynch would not pay anything for this letter, say two million, he actually owed Mr. Trueman a big favor, a favor worth at least several million.

"People are always nostalgic for the past."

The two walked into the presidential palace chatting and laughing. Not long after, Lynch saw a slightly nervous Catherine walking past him holding a stack of documents.

"Who is that, bring me a cup of coffee later!"

he said with a smile.