The Black Swan's Final Revenge Pirouette: The 99th Game Was Mine All Along by Kylie Homme

Chapter 28

I froze, a bitter smile forming on my lips. Of course. I already knew the answer but had asked anyway, only to humiliate myself.

When Melody finished introducing herself, I didn’t hesitate. “Emilia, what do you think are the core duties of a secretary? Do you believe you can handle them?”

My question went straight to the point, blunt and unforgiving. Melody paused, then flashed a confident smile. “Though I lack work experience, I’m fluent in four languages and a quick

learner.”

She raised her gaze to meet mine, a hint of meaning in her eyes. “I heard that, Ms. Laura, you also joined this company right after graduation, securing the job due to your language skills. I believe I’m just as capable.”

I fell silent. This familiar scenario made my mind drift back to five years ago. Back then, I had entered Reed Corporation full of ambition, passing every round of interviews until I stood in front of Leo. He had asked me that very question, and it had changed the course of my life. Time moved on, and I went from being his employee and wife to his ex–wife and a forgotten figure.

When I returned to the present, Melody had already left.

The following day, the HR announcement came through. Leo had made the decision himself, appointing Melody directly as his personal assistant, bypassing the usual ranks. That very day, she was already accompanying him on a business trip.

It had taken me a year to rise from a junior assistant to Leo’s personal

bitterness twist in

project, worth nearly a billion, for over a year, and only the finalization remained. In my past life, completing this project had secured my promotion to

Chapter

I overheard some gossip and

“Oh my god, did you guys hear?

Reed’s first love!”

a reunion is

Mr. Reed

heard from Assistant Yang, who went on the trip, that Mr. Reed even reserved an entire

trip or a date? And where does

Reed…

my heart. I clutched the project folder tightly, my throat constricting as every breath brought a stab of pain. After a moment, I regained composure and carefully smoothed out

I had already decided on divorce; their actions no longer