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CHAPTER 134 Clara’s POV The afternoon sun hung high in the sky as I stepped out of the bookstore carrying two new books pressed against my chest. One was about corporate governance. The other was about shareholder litigation. A few weeks ago, I wouldn’t have even understood the titles. Now I was spending my free time reading them voluntarily. The realization almost made me laugh. If someone had told me six months ago that I would willingly spend hours studying business law, I would have assumed they were insane.

He gave me the manuscript on a Saturday in August, printed and bound in the plain way he did things, and said: read it before you tell me anything. I read it over two days. I had expected a book about business. The architecture of Cross Luxury Group, the acquisitions and the decisions and the strategic vision, the story of a man who had built something significant from the starting point of a father who had lost everything. That book was present in the manuscript. The business history was there, accurate and specific and told without the self-congratulation that business memoirs often fell into, which I had read enough of over the years to recognise as an occupational hazard of the form.

the day I lost everything. I sighed wearily. Really, there was no time to rest and definitely no time to waste. Sitting up, I realized my desk was empty, with only a few training books and a laptop. A frown formed on my forehead. It seemed I would have to hasten up and finish the books as soon as I could. I picked the book I was currently reading, "The Keys to a Successful Business." I'd already gotten to the sixteenth page, and yet nothing had really registered in my head. The thought frustrated me.

I reached the double doors of the library and pushed one open, slipping inside. The smell hit me instantly—old paper, leather, and polish. It was a scent of power. Moonlight bathed the room, illuminating rows upon rows of towering bookshelves that seemed to reach the ceiling. I didn't waste a second. I moved to the business section, my fingers trailing over the spines of books that likely cost more than my old apartment. Corporate Strategy. Advanced Economics. The Principles of Leadership. I pulled them down, one by one. I grabbed books on accounting, on stock market basics, on organizational behavior. The stack grew heavy in my arms, digging into my skin, but the physical weight was groundi

Knowing about his books, I can know whether he is still the same as before. Because from the very beginning, he loves to read psychology, as well as architecture. He also loved to play, especially football. Although I have seen earlier also what kind of books Sanam reads but at that time I did not pay much attention. I went to study and started looking at his books. There is no doubt that he reads psychology books even as a businessman. It is useful for him to increase his business as well as leave a good and impressionable personality on the people. Along with this, I have seen many other types of books. Surprisingly, a practical minded person like him also reads fiction books.

And one more thing, did he know what course I'm pursuing? "Thank you." I smiled after getting these three books. I looked at it. The yellow book is named 'A Brief History of Economic Genius', and the one with blue layouts and a picture of the book is named 'Warren Buffett Accounting'. I think Warren Buffett is the name of the author of this book. And the third book is named 'The Bottom Line Is Betrayal'. It has the cover of people who wear all black, his cap got my attention. I am sincerely thankful for this.