ed by her thoughts as she drifted off to sleep. The next morning, Lisa woke up feeling refreshed and ready for the day ahead. As she went through her morning routin

"Do you have an appointment scheduled with him?" Helen inquired. "No, but what I want to discuss with him is very important," Lisa explained. "I'm sorry, but you can't see him without a scheduled appointment," Helen responded firmly. Lisa tried to plead, but Helen abruptly interrupted her, speaking harshly. Lisa was taken aback by Helen's words, feeling insulted. Tears welled up in her eyes, but she refused to give up because she was determined to see the CEO. Before Lisa could respond, George's PA noticed the commotion at Helen's desk. He quickly approached them, apologized to Lisa, and guided her to the CEO's office. "Good morning, sir," Lisa greeted George, relieved that he finally acknowledged her presence. "Morning," George replied, almost making Lisa think he wouldn't respond. "I'm Lisa Edward, Mr. Edward's daughter," she introduced herself. George asked, "How may I help you, Miss Lisa?" "I'm here regarding the contract marriage discussion you had with my dad..." Lisa began. George interrupted her, saying, "So you came to thank me for marrying you?" "No, no, it's nothing like that..." Lisa tried to explain. "Then what?" George cut her off again. "Are you here to see me, flirt with me, or because you need money?" "What?!" Lisa exclaimed, furious at his assumptions. "Okay, tell me how much you need," George continued, smirking. "Because I know any girl in your position would be extremely happy. B