Love and Devotion No Longer His to Claim by Dream Fish

First Love Novel 100

Chapter 100

“You've all seen the rules,” Angela began, her sharp, unwavering gaze sweeping across the room. “Mr. Snowden has only given us two days. This time, we must shine for ourselves! Are you confident you can do that?"

The 20 people in the room exchanged hesitant glances, but none dared to voice absolute confidence.

They were still haunted by the oppression they had endured under Nora's leadership.

Seeing the bowed heads of her team, Angela felt a wave of frustration but tempered it with an understanding of their struggles.

“Angela, we do want to win for Division 1, but Division 2 has more than 80 people, and we're only a quarter of their size. Plus..."

"Plus what?” Angela interrupted before Clara could finish. “Numbers don't matter if you've got the right people. So what if they have more people? Only one in eight of their members might make it. For us, it's one in every two. What's there to fear?"

swept across the room, and after a brief pause, she declared boldly, "Don't forget, you're fighting for yourselves, for your own honor-not just for me or the division. Every one of us has trained at Bamford Co. with the world's top designers. How

won't allow anyone to fall behind–not even myself.” She slammed her palm on the desk,

she mean? They were competing for their own recognition, not just for

win this competition, will it be reflected in our personal records?" Alan asked, voicing the question everyone was silently

rewards or contracts the team secured would ultimately be credited to her, with individuals receiving only minor bonuses at

looked puzzled. "If you win, who else would get

asked excitedly, as though hearing

laugh bitterly. She finally

deep breath, she said

erupted throughout

Chapter 100

For those who didn't make the cut,

long day, Angela dragged her tired body home, only to find Fiona waiting

began without preamble. "I don't recommend getting a divorce. And I think you should have a child." Her tone was cold and mechanical, each word precise and