Chapter 6 President's Secretary

Susan couldn't wait for the third day and contacted Lewis's assistant the very next day, expressing her desire to move to the Royal Manor and become Lewis's woman.

She made the call after Judy had gone to work.

Within an hour, Leo, accompanied by bodyguards, drove to pick up Susan.

"Miss, please get in the car," Leo said very respectfully. As the only woman currently allowed to live at the Royal Manor, and potentially becoming the lady of Caler Group in the future, he naturally showed great respect.

Susan glanced at Leo and the bodyguards behind him, then looked at the luxury car, her vanity greatly satisfied.

She had lived in poverty for over twenty years, looked down upon by others, and this was the first time she could ride in a car worth millions and be treated so respectfully.

Susan straightened her back and walked towards the luxury vehicle.

At that moment, a neighboring aunt called out, "Susan, are you moving? Is that your boyfriend?"

Driven by vanity, Susan said arrogantly, "He's just my boyfriend’s assistant. I'm moving to my boyfriend's place."

At the mention of 'boyfriend,' Leo glanced at Susan, still puzzled as to why the president would take an interest in such an ordinary woman.

The neighbor expressed envy, "Such a nice car and an assistant, your boyfriend seems very wealthy. You're going to live a life of luxury; you're so lucky. Despite being so ordinary-looking, you found a wealthy boyfriend."

Susan, embarrassed, didn't respond further, got into the car, and closed the door.

An hour later.

The car slowly entered the affluent neighborhood, approaching the Royal Manor villa.

This was Lewis's private residence. He didn't live in the family mansion. In the large villa, a dozen servants catered to Lewis's needs alone.

Upon entering the villa, Susan couldn't hide her excitement and greed. This large house would be hers.

A dozen servants lined up, greeting in unison, "Miss Susan, welcome."

Susan was thrilled; this kind of scene she'd only seen on TV was now happening to her.

"Miss Susan, this way please," guided Leo. "Your room is on the second floor, you can choose any room.

The third floor is the president's private area, you cannot go there without permission…"

As Leo explained the rules, Susan looked around greedily, her vanity plainly evident.

Caler Group.

Judy still did not know that Susan had moved away. Having just finished organizing files, Secretary-General Linda approached her, "Judy, deliver this document to the president's office."

The thought of seeing Lewis made Judy nervous, "Linda, my stomach hurts…"

"The president won't bite, what are you afraid of?" Linda saw through Judy's thoughts and said sternly, "It's work, don't dawdle, go."

Efficient in her actions, Linda reflected Lewis's style - fitting for someone close to him.

Unlike other companies where secretaries fought for position with scheming, Caler Group didn't have this issue because anyone interested in Lewis was quickly dismissed.

Judy had no choice but to take the document and head to the president's office.

When Judy entered, Lewis was on a call. She intended to place the document down and leave, but was stopped by Lewis's voice.

"Make me a cup of coffee."

Lewis didn't glance at Judy, just continued his call.

The office had a coffee machine.

A basic skill for a competent secretary is knowing how to make coffee.

Judy went to the coffee machine. The silence in the large office allowed Lewis's voice, deep and rich in charisma, to carry clearly.

Judy couldn't help but sneak a peek. Lewis was dressed in blue trousers and a shirt, exuding a natural executive presence, enticing even fully clothed. Glimpses of their night together crossed her mind.

It was the first time Judy had really looked at him closely. He was truly handsome.

The thought of sleeping with such an attractive man felt like a sin and unbelievable.

Lost in thought, Lewis had approached unknowingly, "Do you like what you see?"

Instinctively, Judy replied, "It's nice."

Immediately realizing her response, she quickly lowered her head, standing respectfully to the side.

Lewis remained silent…