After so many years of hardship, Mio's struggles seemed to finally be coming to an

end. He had worked hard, skipping grades repeatedly, and his sharp business acumen made him stand out among his peers.

The family began to take notice of him, and Mio hoped the next three years would pass quickly. But just as the family head's health deteriorated further, Mr. Elderstone unexpectedly brought Tina back. Mio had believed his suffering was over, only to find himself plunged into darkness once more.

If he had never glimpsed the light, perhaps he could have accepted living in the darkness forever. But having seen it, how could he willingly return?

The position of family head was within his reach. His heart brimmed with anticipation, but fate cruelly shattered his hopes.

That same year, his grandmother passed away. Before her death, she left all her life savings to Mio, telling him to find a good wife in the future.

Mio had never shed a tear, yet on the day his grandmother died, he cried uncontrollably. He had lost everything.

The position of family head was gone. His grandmother was gone. He was left with nothing.

His grandmother's words about finding a good wife struck a nerve. Since childhood, people had insulted his mother, calling her names. This had left Mio with a deep psychological aversion to women.

He had promised to buy his grandmother a big house, but he had not yet done so. He had vowed she would see him become the family head, but he had failed.

From that day forward, Mio changed. Even though Tina's return complicated things, it didn't mean he had no chance. He resolved to work even harder.

When he entered the company, the environment was far more cutthroat than school. The aura of being a candidate for family head had been stripped from him.

This became another reason for people to ridicule him. They sneered, saying he was like a toad lusting after a swan.

As soon as he joined the company, many deliberately made things difficult for him. It was just like his childhood-his talents only invited harsher suppression.

Mr. Grant, disheartened by Tina's return, stopped supporting Mio. In his frustration, he vented his anger on Mio, leaving him without a backer.

Grant's protection, Mio struggled at every turn. He endured the scorn and cold remarks of his colleagues

the general manager to a banquet. The client said they could discuss business-but only if Mio

was an opportunity for Mio to "gain experience." In reality, Mio was there to take the fall and drink on his behalf. Mio knew it

If he offended the general manager, his career would be over. The man could find any excuse

years of hard work be for nothing? That night, Mio couldn't even remember

by his fortitude, signed the deal and specifically requested

at him fiercely. By the end of the night,

for him, mocking him both openly and subtly. Fortunately, the client's CEO personally

project manager, giving him a

Mio's strikingly attractive face made things even harder. His first major client was

one look at him and made her intentions clear: if he spent the night

had little regard for women, having grown

to be his

just his body, after all. If she wanted it, she could have it.

no longer

he even went out of his way to learn how

of her figure, Mio was

twice. The woman was satisfied with

age were rarely satisfied, and she was no exception. Neither were her

him a flood of deals in exchange for his body. Mio's performance skyrocketed, and his career advanced

climbed the ladder by sleeping with women. Mio never argued. He didn't care. His only

he began grooming Mio again, propelling him to the position of vice

now forced to bow to him. Mio, in turn, became ruthless in pursuit of his

into Mio mastering the

bed, oblivious to the fact that Mio felt nothing. If one looked closely, even in moments of supposed

body betrayed warmth. He lived like

This time,

the right and wrong of it all? Closing his eyes, Mio decided to end the years of entanglement once and for all. Aurora stood before him,

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