The cafeteria buzzed with its usual hum of low voices, clinking cutlery, and hurried footsteps. Employees in crisp suits clustered in small groups at the long tables, their conversations muted, careful. It wasn’t the kind of place the CEO was ever expected to show up, not in this lifetime.Everyone knew Luciano De La Vega never stepped foot in the cafeteria. His meals were delivered directly to his office, plated in polished silver and served on bone china. And that is on the day he eats, the cafeteria belonged to everyone else, the assistants, the secretaries, the middle managers. So when Camilla De la Vega, his brand-new bride, swept in that afternoon, draped in a cream blouse tucked into a pencil skirt that hugged her hips just right, heads turned. She carried herself with the kind of effortless confidence that demanded notice, as if she had been walking through these halls all her life. Her smile was bright, almost mischievous, and she chose a table near the w
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