Lahat ng Kabanata ng His Sassy Secretary: Lia’s Revenge: Kabanata 111 - Kabanata 120

Ophelia’s POV The next morning, the sun poured through my bedroom window, casting warm golden rays across the room. I stretched, the events of the previous night replaying in my mind. Caleb’s hesitant acceptance of Aaron filled me with a quiet sense of relief, but I knew this was just the beginning. After breakfast, I dropped Caleb off at school. He gave me a quick hug before darting off to join his friends, his usual carefree demeanor returning. Watching him bounce back so quickly made me realize just how resilient he was. Once Caleb was safely at school, I headed to work. Aaron’s car was already parked in its usual spot, and I felt a small flutter in my chest as I made my way to the building. When I stepped into Aaron’s office, he was standing by the window, his phone pressed to his ear. He turned at the sound of the door and smiled, gesturing for me to enter. “Yes, we’ll finalize the numbers by the end of the week,” he said into the phone. “Let me know if there are any changes

Ophelia’s POV The weeks that followed were filled with moments that left me in awe of Aaron. He didn’t just care about me—he was actively making an effort to bond with Caleb. It wasn’t forced or contrived. Every gesture, every word, every action came from a place of genuine intention. Aaron had started dropping Caleb off at school on mornings when his schedule allowed it, and Caleb didn’t seem to mind. In fact, he seemed to enjoy it. I would watch from the window as they walked out to Aaron’s car together, Caleb’s backpack bouncing on his small shoulders while Aaron carried his lunchbox. It wasn’t long before Aaron began picking Caleb up from school too. At first, I had been hesitant, wondering if it was too soon, but Aaron had insisted. “I want him to know he can count on me,” he had said one evening after dinner, his tone leaving no room for argument. Now, it had become a part of their routine, and Caleb would run up to Aaron’s car with a big grin on his face, excited to share s

Ophelia’s POV The morning after our trip to Chicago, I felt refreshed and ready to tackle the day. Aaron had left early to attend a meeting, leaving me with a soft kiss on the forehead and a whispered promise to meet me for lunch. I couldn’t help but smile as I walked into the office. My life felt fuller, like all the missing pieces were starting to fall into place. Aaron’s determination to bond with Caleb, combined with his unrelenting affection, made me believe that this newfound happiness wasn’t fleeting. “Good morning, Ms. Lewis,” Emily, one of the receptionists, greeted me warmly. “Morning, Emily,” I replied, returning the smile. As I made my way to my desk, I noticed a small white box tied with a red ribbon sitting in the middle of my workspace. A handwritten note rested on top. Ophelia, Just a little something to brighten your day. Can’t wait to see you later. – Aaron I opened the box to find a delicate gold bracelet with a tiny charm shaped like a heart. My breath caught a

Ophelia’s POV Sunday mornings had always been quiet in our home, but today was different. Caleb’s laughter echoed through the kitchen as he sat perched on a stool, watching Aaron attempt to flip pancakes. “You’re doing it wrong!” Caleb giggled, pointing at the misshapen batter in the pan. “Hey, give me some credit here,” Aaron said with mock indignation, flipping the pancake—poorly—onto the counter instead of the plate. “See? Perfect.” Caleb burst into a fit of laughter, clutching his sides. I couldn’t help but join him, leaning against the counter with a grin. Aaron turned to me with a feigned pout. “You’re laughing too?” he asked, raising an eyebrow. “Sorry,” I said between giggles, “but Caleb’s right. You might want to stick to boardroom deals.” Aaron placed a hand over his heart, feigning hurt. “Fine. I’ll leave the cooking to the experts. But don’t expect me to go easy on you two when it’s game night.” Caleb’s eyes lit up. “You’re staying for game night?” “Of course,” Aaron

Ophelia’s POV The following morning, I woke with a sense of purpose. The lingering glow of yesterday’s success filled me with quiet confidence, and the prospect of meeting Aaron for coffee added a pleasant buzz to the start of my day. After helping Caleb get ready for school and seeing him off with Aaron, I took my time preparing for work. The previous day had been demanding, but I was already finding my rhythm in balancing my roles as Operations Manager and Aaron’s assistant. When I arrived at the coffee shop, Aaron was already there, seated at a corner table with two cups in front of him. His relaxed posture and easy smile were enough to make me forget the morning chill. “Morning, Manager Grayson,” he greeted as I slid into the seat across from him. I laughed softly, shaking my head. “Are you ever going to stop calling me that?” “Probably not,” he said with a wink. “It suits you.” We settled into an easy conversation, discussing everything from Caleb’s latest school adventures