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Chapter 51

Author: Vine Ifechukwu
last update Last Updated: 2025-03-08 04:31:00

Ophelia’s POV

The tension between us had always been palpable. Aaron Donovan was a man who commanded respect and fear, but as days turned into weeks, my perspective of him began to shift. It wasn’t sudden, nor was it dramatic, but it was undeniable.

The cracks in his armor revealed glimpses of a man who wasn’t entirely the ruthless businessman the world believed him to be. Our days were filled with terse conversations, professional jabs, and an undercurrent of something neither of us dared to name.

Today was no different, but it was the first time I noticed just how much his presence affected me. The day had started with the usual chaos. A high-stakes negotiation had gone south, and Aaron was in one of his moods. He snapped orders left and right, his deep voice reverberating through the office.

By now, I had learned to brace myself for the storm, but I was also no longer afraid to push back when necessary. “Miss Lewis,” he called sharply, standing at his desk, his piercing eyes lo
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