“I accept.” Liam didn’t hesitate for even a second.
[Confirmed.
Crossover to Jurassic World (2015) will begin in 72 hours.
Prepare accordingly.] The system went quiet.
Liam stood there for a moment, processing it.
He had just finished a high-speed street racing mission and walked away with a legendary car.
He had a job interview lined up.
And now… Dinosaurs.
Not just any dinosaurs.
The Indominus rex.
A hybrid apex predator engineered from multiple species.
Tyrannosaurus.
Velociraptor.
Even traits from creatures that made it harder to track and predict.
Massive.
Intelligent.
Camouflaged.
A killing machine.
And his task?
Pull a tooth from it.
Liam exhaled slowly.
“That’s insane.” But there was no backing out.
Every opportunity mattered now.
If he wanted to change his life… he had to keep moving forward.
…
Standing outside the broadcasting building, Liam quickly organized his priorities.
Three days.
That was all he had.
First, rewatch Jurassic World multiple times.
Every character, every sequence, every turning point.
Second, study dinosaur behavior, especially the Indominus rex.
Habits.
Movement patterns.
Weaknesses.
Anything that could increase survival odds.
Third, train.
Harder than ever.
Strength.
Speed.
endurance.
In a world like that, physical limits meant death.
“Hi.” The voice pulled him back.
A young woman stepped out from the entrance, early twenties, bright eyes, professional but approachable.
“Are you Liam Vance?” “Yeah.” “I’m Olivia Shaw from HR.
I spoke with you earlier.
Come with me, please.” Liam followed her inside.
The moment he stepped through the doors, something shifted.
This place felt… different.
Clean.
Structured.
Professional.
People moved with purpose.
Conversations, cameras, scripts, equipment.
It was a completely different world from the one he had been living in.
And for a moment… He felt it.
Opportunity.
Inside the lobby, posters of well-known hosts and media personalities lined the walls.
At the center was the network’s biggest name.
Chloe Hart.
Liam recognized her immediately.
He had seen her on multiple shows.
Tall.
Elegant.
Confident.
The kind of presence that commanded attention without effort.
He paused briefly, glancing at the display.
Olivia noticed.
“Those haven’t been updated in a while,” she said casually.
“There are plenty of newer faces around now.
You’ll see.” Liam nodded slightly.
“I’ve seen her on TV before.” “Chloe?
Yeah.
She’s on another level,” Olivia said with a faint smile.
“Natural talent.
She carried major shows early in her career and never slowed down.” There was a hint of admiration in her voice.
They checked in at the front desk, then headed to the elevator.
“31st floor,” Olivia said.
Inside, she glanced at Liam.
“You’re 24, right?” “Yeah.” “You left school early?” “Had to.” She didn’t press further.
She had already seen his file.
Instead, she shifted focus.
“The driver role here is… different,” she explained.
“Our teams travel constantly.
Remote locations.
Unpredictable conditions.
We need someone reliable under pressure.” She looked at him directly.
“Your military background and driving experience stood out.
That’s why you’re here.” The elevator doors opened.
They stepped out into a quiet lounge area.
“That said,” Olivia continued, “you’re not the only candidate.
Five made it through initial screening.
All five will enter a one-month trial period.” She paused.
“Only one gets the full-time position.” Liam nodded.
“Understood.” She handed him a cup of coffee and went over the details.
Liam listened carefully, then asked, “Can I ask about compensation?” Olivia smiled slightly.
“Fair question.” “If you pass the trial period, base salary starts around $1,200 a month, plus bonuses depending on assignments.
Benefits included.
During the trial month, it’s $400.” Liam did a quick mental calculation.
It wasn’t glamorous.
But it was stable.
And more importantly… It was a step forward.
“I’m in,” he said.
Olivia nodded.
“Good.” She handed him a meal voucher.
“You can grab lunch nearby.
Orientation starts in three days.” Three days.
Exactly the same countdown as his next mission.
Liam stood up, holding the coffee.
For the first time in a long while… Things were aligning.
Two paths.
One in reality.
One in something far more dangerous.
And both… had just begun.