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I was the exclusive personal assistant to Adrian Grant, CEO of the Grant Group. My annual salary was ten million dollars, with a company car, housing, and a generous year-end bonus. My job was sleeping with him. That was until a new intern joined the company. When she heard about my compensation, her eyes widened on the spot in the break room. "Just sleeping with him gets you over ten million dollars a year? And you get all kinds of luxury handbags and custom-made clothes too? "Ms. Vivian Reed is way too lucky. It's practically like she got a trial pass to being Mrs. Grant!" The next day, she went over my head and approached Adrian's mother, Eleanor Grant, directly. "Mrs. Eleanor Grant, I'm willing to serve as Mr. Grant's personal assistant around the clock. "I only want an annual salary of two million dollars. And I graduated from a prestigious university. I'll definitely be more professional and attentive than Ms. Reed." That afternoon, she clicked her way over to my desk in high heels, unable to hide the smugness in her eyes. "Vivian, Mrs. Eleanor Grant has already signed off on my transfer. "She also thinks you're getting older and that your body can't handle Mr. Grant anymore. In two days, you can pack up your things and leave the Grant Group." She crossed her arms and stepped closer, deliberately lowering her voice so only the two of us could hear her taunt. "Vivian, I heard Mr. Grant always makes quite a commotion whenever he's in the office lounge. With that little body of yours, you probably haven't been able to keep up for a long time, have you? From now on, you can leave this kind of 'physical work' to me." She raised an eyebrow, apparently waiting for me to become angry, resentful, or even hysterical. But I only gripped the pen in my hand so tightly that my eyes reddened with excitement, even my fingertips trembling slightly. Finally... I was going to be free! All outsiders saw was Adrian—young, handsome, and in control of a vast corporate empire, the ultimate bachelor countless socialites were desperate to have. What they didn't know was that he wasn't entirely human.