My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

I couldn't figure out whether it was indeed postmodernist, but I knew better than anyone what it meant when my name was hanging up there.

I didn't expect Aaron to be this eager and felt like rolling my eyes. "Are you sure you don't want to explain what's going on?" I asked.

"You're no fun," Aaron muttered, his enthusiasm immediately extinguished. He added in a dull voice, "Can't you see this? I know it's hard for you to stay idle at home, but no law firm can compare to having your very own. This place is yours from now on. The security is on par with our residence, so we don't have to worry too much about it."

Emma paced back and forth. After a thorough examination of the whole situation, she blurted, "You rented this whole floor?"

"What else? Do you really expect the Reid family to willingly share their land?" Aaron replied seriously.

The monthly rent for any of the office floors in this skyscraper was priced at more than a hundred thousand dollars. According to Aaron, the rent for this particular area would rack up to at least one million dollars in a single month. How much business could I bring in with only the status of an intern as my sole reputation?

clearly embarrassed, but I did not

able to procure any business. The Moore and Reid families send out contracts to lawyers every year, which involves a cash flow of more than a hundred million dollars. Rather than benefiting the outsiders,

"Are both families

Aaron, opening his arms welcomingly as he strutted inside.

broad view. The biggest part of the office

Maybe one day, when I was gone, this place would be the best proof of

greeted Aaron respectfully, then turned

Reid Group, Fabian Levin. You can trust him. His team has already been stationed in this firm, so you can leave the tricky situations to him in the

a look with Fabian, acknowledging his presence. However, the whole issue with the new law firm was still too sudden, and I was not able to make any decision at that moment. Firstly, the babies have just turned a month old, so I had to take good care of them. Secondly, the law firm needed a leader who would be the team's core of