Cassidy was stunned.
Wipe the slate clean?
Forgive how she had been blinded by love before their marriage, erase her year of confusion and struggle, or write off her bright, flower-paved future?
What a load of bullshit.
Cassidy bit her tongue, suppressing the urge to curse him out.
"Do you really think that's possible?" she asked coldly.
Parker looked at her with utmost sincerity. "I'll prove it to you."
Psycho.
Cassidy didn't take him seriously.
But the next day, she received a call from Lola, saying Parker had gone to the office and had HR fire her for 'failing her performance review.'
That wasn't a big deal.
To prove himself, he had to do something.
Lola had caused Cassidy plenty of grief in the past, so getting rid of her cleanly was a great way to show loyalty.
It was whatever.
What truly shocked Cassidy was Lola's next sentence.
"Xenia from Division Two got the axe with me."
Parker was the titular manager of Division Two.
He had previously forced his way into the firm, determined to make a name for himself. Unstoppable and unyielding, they could only toss him a few projects to play with.
At the time, Cassidy specifically assigned him an assistant.
That assistant was Xenia.
Unlike Lola—who was an actual secretary and a rookie lacking business knowledge, focusing mostly on flattering Parker—Xenia was different.
Xenia had real talent.
She used to be a supervisor in Division Three.
On the surface, Cassidy had demoted Xenia to be an assistant in Division Two, but in reality, she was the true manager.
Her job wasn't just to ensure the division's projects ran smoothly; she also had to coax Parker into making the right choices.


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