Two Reborn, One Throne novel Chapter 28

The man was dressed in a sharp, dark suit that perfectly tailored his commanding frame.

His flawlessly styled hair moved slightly with every long, purposeful stride he took.

His features were impeccably sharp, his dark eyes piercing, and he radiated an aura of untamed arrogance that was perfectly restrained by an overwhelming sense of elegance.

The expensive diamond cufflinks on his wrists caught the light, gleaming brilliantly as his long, elegant fingers adjusted them.

It looked like Sharif had just stepped out of a high-level executive meeting. Exactly like in her past life, he moved with the speed and intensity of a storm. The greatest skill Amber had acquired during her three years as his secretary was the ability to sprint into meetings in stilettos with the unflinching stability of a special ops soldier.

But there were differences.

When Amber first met him in her previous life, he was already in his thirties. Now, he was barely in his twenties—much younger and, undeniably, much more handsome.

However, he still loved polka-dot ties. Amber had pointed it out to him multiple times back then, but for whatever reason, this man was absolutely obsessed with them. No matter which bespoke suit he wore, the polka-dot tie was mandatory.

She used to wonder if that specific quirk was why he had remained single well into his forties.

Back then, Amber often thought to herself—he was single strictly by his own merit.

If he wasn't so aggressively attached to things like polka-dot ties, with his looks and wealth, he'd have women lining up around the block. Of course, the reality was that he remained single simply because he wanted to be.

The interview was strictly five minutes. Every candidate recommended here had prepared extensively.

As the wealthiest man in Riverport, Sharif's time was literally worth hundreds of millions a minute. For him to personally interview these students was an incredible show of respect. If a candidate knew what was at stake and still wasted his time, Sharif wouldn't say a word; he would simply reject them immediately.

He absolutely despised wasting time or expending massive effort on low-efficiency tasks.

It went entirely against his nature as a ruthless businessman.

The interview consisted of a single prompt: *What can you bring to Madison Group, why should you join us, and what is your vision for the company's future?*

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