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    Ellie had to admit that the man had an air of elegance and charm in his professional demeanor, provided she overlooked his… lessmendable actions.


    “What did you need to see me about, Mr. Thorpe?” By addressing him formally, Ellie indicated their interaction was strictly professional.


    “Miss Gordon, I’d like you to select an outfit for me,” Kaiden replied, leaning back casually in his chair.


    Ellie was puzzled.


    Kaiden prodded, “Isn’t that part of your job?”


    Indeed, outfit selection fell within a stylist’s duties.


    “I wasn’t aware the co-stylist of GT Group was required to dress the president,” Ellie retorted.


    If that had been the case, Kaiden’s well-known persona would have been a fixture in entertainment circles.


    “It’s a new policy,” Kaiden said, gesturing towards the rear right of his office. “My personal lounge is over there.”


    Ellie was taken aback.


    How could he be so cheeky?


    “Don’t you have a dedicated stylist or a personal secretary for such tasks?” Ellie asked.


    Typically, executives had dedicated staff to dress them for public appearances. There were quite a few secretaries who worked for the president, and naturally, they could assist in attending to Kaiden’s attire.


    “A married man doesn’t need a personal secretary,” Kaiden shot a meaningful nce at her.


    In their circle, personal secretaries often doubled as ndestine lovers.


    Was Kaiden implying he was above such things?


    Should Elliemend him for his integrity?


    But he was simply entertaining himself at her expense.


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    Ellie was exasperated and at a loss for words. ording to their contract, Kaiden was now her boss.


    Kaiden’s smile broadened as he watched Ellie, torn between speaking out and holding back, finally resigning herself to enter the lounge. Kaiden’s lounge was modestly sized, spanning about eighty square meters.


    It was divided into two distinct sections: one half housed a bed, while the other served as a checkroom.


    The checkroom showcased an array of men’s high-fashion attire,plete with a variety of ties and cufflinks.


    Styling for men was as intricate as for women, but with Kaiden as the subject, the task seemed more straightforward.


    Kaiden’s tall stature and impressive physique meant he could make even the simplest attire look elegant.


    His wardrobe for formal events typically consisted of high-end, subtly stylish business wear, following a consistent theme.


    Ellie focused on the finer details.


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