Outside the café, Lilith stood casually against Alexander's black car, her posture relaxed, yet effortlessly stylish.
She wasn't doing anything special—just leaning, one arm folded, the other resting lazily against the car door. And yet, she stood out.
It wasn't just the way the golden streetlights reflected against her long, smooth hair, or how her office shirt and fitted skirt emphasized her curves effortlessly.
No—it was her aura.
Cool. Confident. Untouchable.
Like she owned the world and had nothing to prove.
Passersby couldn't help but notice her.
A young man walking past slowed down, blatantly checking her out, eyes dragging over her figure.
Another one, standing at the corner, nudged his friend, whispering something under his breath as both of them stole glances in her direction.
And why wouldn't they?
At that moment, Lilith didn't just look like someone's secretary.
She looked like a CEO herself.