All Chapters of Contract with My Ruthless Alpha: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Kylie’s POV.I sit at the head of the conference table, projecting confidence as I present Novalife’s latest business proposal. The client, a significant player in the pharmaceutical industry, listens intently, nodding occasionally. Their interest is palpable, and I can sense the deal slipping into our grasp.“With our expanded production capabilities,” I explain, “Novalife can seamlessly fill the gap left by Flora’s company. We assure you not only competitive pricing but also unparalleled quality and reliability.”The client’s representative, Mr. Henderson, leans forward, his eyes sharp and inquisitive. “Ms. Anne, your proposal is impressive. However, we need guarantees that Novalife can maintain this level of supply without compromising on quality.”I smile, ready for this question. “Absolutely, Mr. Henderson. Our facilities have undergone significant upgrades, and we’ve implemented rigorous quality control measures. We can even arrange a tour of our main plant, so you can see ou

Kylie’s POV.Hearing the news of Graham and Flora's divorce from Logan had given me a sense of satisfaction. But it wasn't enough. I wasn't done until Flora was completely broken. There was still so much more to do. As my car headed to the office, I saw Flora walking alone, looking like she was barely holding it together. Her clothes were tattered, her face pale and drawn, a far cry from the confident woman she used to be."Stop the car," I commanded the driver, my eyes never leaving Flora's pitiful figure. "Wait here."Stepping out, I approached her cautiously, keeping a safe distance to observe her unnoticed. She was muttering angrily to herself, her voice a mixture of despair and venom. "Anne… that bitch. She's the reason for all this. She should burn in hell. It's all her fault. I hope she rots."I couldn't suppress a smirk. Seeing her in such a state was more satisfying than I had imagined. I coughed a few times to grab her attention, and she turned around, startled, her eyes

Kylie’s POV.The confrontation with Logan lingered in my mind like a dark cloud. His words had cut deeper than I cared to admit. I had grown so attached to him that any confrontation, especially one so intense, hurt me more than I was willing to show. My heart ached with a mix of regret and stubborn resolve.Despite my reluctance, I forced myself to go to the office. As the General Manager, I had responsibilities that couldn't be ignored, no matter how much I wanted to stay hidden away. With a heavy heart, I headed to Novalife, hoping the day's work would distract me from my emotional turmoil.Sitting in my office, I found it impossible to focus. Logan's angry words echoed in my mind, and I couldn't shake the feeling of loneliness that had settled in my chest. I stared blankly at the documents before me, unable to muster the energy to care about them.Suddenly, the door to my office opened. I looked up to see Flora, now relegated to cleaning duty, hesitating at the threshold. She g

Kylie’s POV.Reuniting with my family had infused me with renewed strength and determination. Sitting around the kitchen table, I explained the next part of my plan to my parents. “I need you to take back the complaint against Graham,” I said, my voice steady but firm.My parents exchanged confused glances. My father was the first to speak, his brow furrowed in concern. “But Kylie, you were the one who asked Michael to capture Graham in the first place. Why are you asking us to withdraw the case now?”I took a deep breath, knowing I had to make them understand. “I wrote to Michael to capture Graham for a reason,” I began, looking directly into their eyes. “I needed to win over Graham’s family. They would never trust me as Anne, and since we’re competitors in business, they’d always be suspicious. By having Michael capture Graham, I’ve created an opportunity to gain their trust and make them my pawns.”My mother’s face softened with understanding, but there was still a flicker of wo

Kylie’s POV.As I drank the milk, I felt a surge of satisfaction. I knew Olivia was watching me closely, awaiting any sign of an allergic reaction. She had no idea that I had taken allergy medication beforehand to counter any symptoms. “You won’t catch me that easily,” I thought, suppressing a smirk.I had anticipated Flora’s interference. Her persistence was admirable, but ultimately futile. I had installed surveillance at Graham’s house the moment I moved in, a precaution that now proved invaluable. The cameras had captured Flora’s visit to Olivia, and I had watched the footage with a mixture of amusement and irritation.Flora had been thorough, I had to give her that. She had tracked down the swimming coach I initially went to, learning about my fear of water. She had also managed to snap a photo of Logan and me, further fueling her suspicions. “Flora, always digging,” I mused. “You think you’re clever, but I’m always one step ahead.”I handed Olivia the empty glass, her eyes se