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Chapter 10

Author: Senyorita
last update publish date: 2026-07-26 10:01:14

Winston's POV

The only place where I never accepted mistakes was the boardroom. People often thought I became CEO only because I was Don Alejandro Domingo's grandson. They couldn't have been more wrong. My grandfather gave me the opportunity.

I earned everything else. Anyone who truly knew my grandfather would tell you that he was very hard to please. To be honest, I used to think he would never make me the CEO.

But here I am.

"Good morning, Mr. Domingo."

Every executive I passed greeted me wit
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