CHAPTER SIXTY-ONE

Kelvin’s P.O.V

"What should we do with the document for the TOPAX project?" my assistant asked.

"Just delete it. They're not a reliable company to work with. We don't work with people we can't trust or who won't agree to our terms," I told him.

"Okay, I'll let them know we're not interested," he said. I nodded before sending him off.

As he closed the door, I sighed. I was tired from the day's work but I was used to it since it had become my routine for a long time. With a good salary, I couldn't complain.

I found myself in a new role at the company—I had become the manager, a position previously held by Hart before he was fired and sued by Anika for betraying her by aligning with Richard. Despite his years of service before Anika became the CEO. It serves as a reminder to be cautious about whom to trust; not everyone is truly a friend.

Taking on this new responsibility was challenging, even though I had been in the position for nearly two years. However, I still felt drained afte