SABRINAMarco handed him the envelope without a word.I stood motionless across the room, hands folded neatly in front of me, chin lifted. Composed. Silent.Theo George didn’t look at me right away. He took his time. Fingers slid under the flap of the manila file like he was opening a weapon, not a résumé. Then he pulled the documents out and began flipping through the pages slowly, methodically.“What’s your name? I saw it in your files, but I want to hear it from you” Theo asked, eyes locked on mine.“Aurora. Aurora Lancaster,” I answered, voice steady, clear.His gaze narrowed. “And your pay? How much do you want? I need to know what you want, you can’t just work for me if I don’t know.”“I don’t want your money,” I said calmly. “I just want to serve the Georges.”Rory scoffed. “That’s weird.”Theo didn’t blink.Rory pressed, “So where do you live?”I turned to her, slow and deliberate, then back to Theo. “I believe you’re the one hiring me. Not your wife.”Theo smirked. He liked
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