Side Chick Era... Over

Sharon was no stranger to handsome men, but Enzo represented a distinct type she seldom encountered.

She found her gaze lingering on him for a moment longer than necessary.

Thomas noticed instantly. The warmth in his eyes vanished, replaced by a sudden chill. 1

For Sharon, it was merely an aesthetic appreciation, and she soon looked away.

Enzo presented her with several handover files and launched into a detailed briefing on the company’s operations. His concise, professional delivery made it clear he was far more than a pretty face–he was sharp, meticulous, and impeccably trained.

Her opinion of him rose significantly.

When he finished, Enzo offered a polished smile. “Ms. McKinzie, would you like to tour the company today? The staff is very excited to meet our new director.”

After a moment’s consideration, Sharon agreed.

She had always considered Thomas the epitome of attentiveness, but Enzo redefined professionalism. As a trained executive assistant, he had perfected the art of respectful proximity–always maintaining a polite distance, holding elevator doors, gesturing for her to enter first, shielding her head as she entered the car. Every movement was precise, effortless, and impeccably smooth.

Sharon usually rode in the passenger seat, but this time, Enzo opened the rear door, leaving her little choice. He slid in beside her, documents in hand, and continued his clear, organized briefing as the car pulled away.

the driver’s seat, Thomas watched them in the rearview mirror, his expression unreadable, his lips

time, he truly looked like just a

drove the entire way in heavy

Enzo’s presentation, failed to notice the shift

car stopped

of the new director’s arrival, were lined up in neat rows

were both locals and foreigners, most of them young, tall, and

nothing. He simply followed a few steps behind

enthusiasm seemed almost too polished

tour, on the return journey,

Chapter 1073

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new technology, but… breakthroughs like that don’t happen overnight. The leak occurred because a technician was bribed by a competitor. When we failed to deliver, the Kalen Group lost faith,

her then, his gaze steady and luminous, like starlight rippling across a deep

I just hope you won’t give up

Sharon could respond, the car jolted to a sudden, sharp