Martha had been unhappy about this situation for a long time. Her Liam was exceptional, graduated from a top university, and was now hired by a massive corporation. It was perfectly normal for girls to want to get close to him.
But if it progressed to dating, they absolutely had to thoroughly investigate the girl's family background. He couldn't just blindly date a girl just because she had a pretty face!
Sienna was obedient and sensible, that was true.
But career-wise, she fell way too far behind their Liam.
Marriage was about mutual support, not a one-sided rescue mission.
What difference was there between that and giving out charity?
The more Martha thought about it, the more uncomfortable she felt. "Don't ever say that again."
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Stellaris Corp wasn't exactly close to Sienna's apartment, but compared to Syllable Studio, it wasn't far at all.
So even though today was her first day reporting in, she had walked this commute hundreds of times and knew it by heart.
She remembered it well.
Back when she was still at Syllable Studio, whenever work got stifling during her lunch break, she would often go to the hallway window to catch some fresh air with Kels.
Facing the cool breeze blowing in from the high-rise window, all she had to do was look up to see the majestic, imposing skyscraper standing tall in the center of the city, piercing straight through the clouds.
Thanks to Silas pulling some strings beforehand, the moment she arrived downstairs, a middle-aged man clutching a folder was specifically waiting for her by the entrance.
What she hadn't anticipated was that the two girls at the front desk would recognize her even faster than he did.
After throwing a glance her way, they pressed their heads together and started whispering.
"That girl looks so familiar. She looks a bit like the one they said had the Boss's baby last time..."
"You're right, they look exactly alike. But this one is way prettier than the last one."

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