The Secret Heir Return To Wealth And Love

Rose's cheeks flared with heat, a crimson tide that betrayed her embarrassment.

"I don't even know how to do these data sheets, Rosalynn. You set me up, didn't you? Just so you could have a good laugh at my expense?" Her voice was thick with anger.

"So you admit you're clueless? You wanted to be my secretary, yet you can't handle the basics? If you can't grasp the simplest tasks, Ms. Albinia, tell me, what position should I assign you? Fetching coffee? Greeting guests?" Rosalynn's voice was sharp, her fingers tapping an impatient rhythm on the desk.

Rose's face grew beet red. Fetching coffee and greeting guests-those were the demeaning tasks she had been reduced to at Penn's side.

Rosalynn prodded when Rose fell silent. "If you've nothing to say, you might as well leave. I have a meeting to attend to."

Rose's fists clenched tight.d2

She shot Rosalynn a venomous glare, but instead of leaving, she turned to Sean. "Mr. Sean, would you mind stepping out for a moment? I need to speak with Rosalynn privately."Belongs © to NôvelDrama.Org.

Sean's face was a picture of exasperation. Since Rose was Rosalynn's handpicked assistant, Sean had a soft spot for Rose. But she was adept at nothing but throwing tantrums and pointing fingers. His eyes darted to Rosalynn, seeking guidance. Without looking up, Rosalynn nodded. "Please."

"Understood." Sean hesitated, but ultimately he nodded and headed for the door.

Rose held no fondness for Sean. The upper echelons of Bane Corporation were beyond her comprehension. Grown men, trailing after Rosalynn like puppies, hanging on her every word... At her command, none dared to stray.

The office door closed with a soft click.

Rosalynn looked up, meeting Rose's gaze. "Make it quick. Stick to the point."

Rose's gaze darkened, and she crossed her arms, a sneer curling her lips. "Rosalynn, you must relish the attention from these men, being put on a pedestal like a goddess, huh?" Rosalynn was taken aback, she hadn't expected such an opening salvo.

Before she could respond, Rose, appearing smug as if she had read Rosalynn's mind, scoffed. "But have you ever considered the consequences of upsetting the balance? Take the case of Natalie and Ayden, for instance. If Natalie hadn't been so domineering, if she had kept to her home, taking care of her husband and children..."

"The Silverman family would've gone bankrupt fifty years ago," Rosalynn cut in succinctly.

The smug expression on Rose's face faltered for a moment.

"All you see is money, don't you? It's Natalie's dominance that caused Ayden's breakdown. The same is happening to you and Wayne. Haven't you learned anything?" Rose's voice rose, "Rosalynn, Ayden was driven mad by Natalie, and you're doing the same to Wayne! If you keep this up, even if Penn manages to treat Wayne for now, he'll end up like Ayden once he's back. I'm telling you this so you might see sense! Stop enjoying all the meaningless adoration of these men, go home, and take care of your family..."

"I had you pegged for spoiled, but who knew you were just a dumbass?" Rosalynn laughed incredulously. "Get out. You're wasting my time."

"You don't believe me? My mother used to warn my aunt, and she didn't listen either. Look what happened in the end! Why must you immerse yourself with these men? If you love Wayne, why can't you just devote yourself to him?"

"Ms. Albinia," Rosalynn stood, her voice firm. "I am only myself, not anyone's appendage. The reason you think I'm 'lost among men' is because there are too many fools like you who prefer to numb themselves in the abyss, resentful of women who dare to climb to greater heights. But this won't last. Open those archaic eyes of yours and watch. Soon, more and more women will be taking their place alongside men, making and breaking their own destinies."

"You're wrong!" Rose's fists tightened. "Even Natalie came to question if she was too assertive. You're just obstinate!"

"Natalie regretted hurting her son, not for her successful career," Rosalynn stated with conviction.

Rose's eyes darted away, unable to hold the gaze. Indeed, Natalie had expressed regret for constraining her son, not for the success she had built...