Drake’s assistant worked quickly, delivering Thalia’s family address in London by the next day. Looking at the photo of the exclusive Kensington neighborhood, Drake’s eyes narrowed thoughtfully. Perfect timing–he had meetings scheduled with Sterling Industries in London next week.

“If you won’t come to me, Thalia, I’ll come to you,” he murmured.

Meanwhile, Thalia had submitted her CV to Sinclair & Klein, London’s most prestigious law firm. They responded quickly, scheduling an interview for the following day. The firm’s reputation would be invaluable for her career advancement.

What Thalia didn’t know was that Grace had already made her move.

“Everything’s arranged, Miss Bennett,” Sarah Thompson, the hiring manager at Sinclair & Klein, spoke deferentially into her phone. “The interview is scheduled.”

“Excellent,” Grace replied. “Give her whatever salary she asks for, but once she starts, make her life difficult. Handle this well, and I’ll ensure the Blackwood Group’s multi–million pound litigation cases go to your team.”

Sarah could barely contain her excitement. “Don’t worry, I’ll take special ‘care‘ of our new associate.”

In her hospital room, Grace smiled maliciously as she hung up. She’d overheard Asher recommending Sinclair & Klein to Thalia, and how Thalia had insisted on applying normally, refusing to use the Winters or Blackwood name for advantage.

Grace smirked. Her status as Asher’s ward still carried significant weight in London’s business circles, even if she wasn’t

morning, Thalia dressed in a crisp white shirt and tailored black suit–classic attorney attire. The firm was located near her old flat, and she considered moving

smoothly. Thalia’s credentials were impressive–top university, three years‘ experience

Thalia left, Sarah watched from her window. “Shame really. She seems quite

day, HR showed Thalia around. Sinclair & Klein was

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private client departments. Sarah Thompson headed litigation, where Thalia would

his forties. Just as Thalia was settling in, Sarah

but we’re short–staffed at the moment.

without for now.”

professionally. “I’m used

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