The Boss's blatant favoritism was undeniable—he literally went to war with the Monroe family just to back her up.
An untouchable powerhouse like her wasn't someone regular mortals could cross.
She could crush them like ants without breaking a sweat. From now on, they were going to keep their heads down and do their jobs.
The rest of the former Group B scrambled to figure out what kind of drinks she liked.
Seraphina waved them off. "I'm not like the other executives. I don't care about office politics or sucking up. Just do your jobs, and we won't have a problem."
Just then, Seymour Marshall scurried into the room. Seeing her, he coughed awkwardly. "Ms. Simmons."
Seraphina arched a brow, turning to look at the division manager. "No need to be so formal, Mr. Marshall. You can just call me Seraphina like you always do."
Seymour's mouth twitched violently. *Did he dare call her that?*
He had seen the legal department's notice the day before and quietly pulled some strings with higher-ups to confirm the rumor. That was when he discovered the terrifying truth: Seraphina was Lucian Langford's actual wife.
Not a rumored fling, not a sugar baby, but his legally married, fully protected spouse.
Even if she had zero talent, she was literally the first lady of the Langford Group.
And to top it off, she was backed by tech gods like Winona. She was lightyears out of his league.
All he could do now was pray on his knees that she wouldn't hold a grudge against him for his past disrespect.
"I think I'd feel much better calling you Ms. Simmons," he sputtered.
Seeing the sheer, trembling reverence in his eyes, Seraphina instantly knew he had figured out who she was.
Since the cat was out of the bag, she didn't bother correcting him. "What kind of coffee do you want, Mr. Marshall?"
"I'm paying!" he blurted desperately.
"Sure."
Watching their manager grovel like a scared dog, the rest of the room felt a fresh wave of panic wash over them.
Her background had to be terrifyingly powerful. They needed to be extra careful from now on.


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