All Her Secrets

Even Leonel, who stood by Catherine’s side, was shocked, just like the secretary.

As an outstanding graduate of a world-renowned political science and law school, he had confidence in his fluency in Theisian, the universal language. However, Creybian wasn’t his strong suit.

He worried about Catherine because Linda deliberately made things difficult for her. He feared that Catherine would end up embarrassing herself this time.

With a blank expression, Catherine picked up the document and spent a minute meticulously reading every word on the paper.

Linda observed Catherine scanning the content and believed that she was merely putting on an act. She couldn’t hide the flicker of disdain in her eyes.

The document was in Creybian, known as one of the most challenging languages in the world.

If Catherine had requested a translated version, Linda would have provided it. But since Catherine aimed to impress and didn’t seek assistance, Linda chose not to offer it.

Catherine reached for the pen beside her and signed her name on the last page of the contract.

Linda’s face turned gloomy upon seeing Catherine complete the signing.

In the end, this girl was ill-suited to be the chairperson of Swann Corporation. Did she event comprehend the significance of her signature? How dare she sign without delving into the details?

This audacious move took everyone by surprise. Catherine seemed unconcerned about making a fool of herself, so Linda assumed she would stay on the sidelines.

From behind, Linda retrieved another document, an Eskanan translation of the Creybian contract. She looked at Catherine with a cold expression, her attitude bordering on impoliteness.

“Miss Swann, here is the translated version. Would you like to take a look?”

Catherine accepted the documents and briefly scanned the content. She then raised her gaze slowly, her eyes ice-cold as she stared at Linda. Her voice dripped with coldness and severity as she spoke, “Who translated this?”

Seeing her cold expression, Linda suddenly felt uneasy and stressed. She had planned to give Catherine a lesson, but now she could only confess everything.

Swann, the translator, is the secretary in charge of

cold glance, her deep eyes sharp and chilling

colder and more terrifying. “As a

look. While she wasn’t an expert in Creybian, she was proficient in eight languages and could understand to some

as if she had been struck by lightning. Embarrassment washed over her. Her plan had been to teach Catherine a

Catherine who would end up

middle-aged, Linda felt like a clown in the presence of Catherine, a young girl. She berated herself for lacking the necessary abilities and attempting

a respectful and sincere apology.” Miss Swann, I’m sorry. It was my mistake in my work. I am willing

Swann had already made Linda listen to

would seize this opportunity to win Linda’s favor and gain some advantages. However,

be deducted. Consider it your punishment,

turned pale with fear, glancing at her cautiously, wondering if Linda would explode

to their expectations, Linda nodded without any retort and

believe what she had witnessed. Cruella De Vil had vanished, and Miss Swann emerged

for her strong principles and refusal to compromise, which meant she couldn’t tolerate the slightest mistake. She had made a mistake, and if Catherine

hand, Catherine’s actions further solidified Linda’s appreciation for her

difficult for the new chairperson. She now realized

Linda said, “Miss Swann, this is the financial allocation for this

the office. After all, they had all witnessed the earlier scene and understood that challenging her would lead to dire

could see everything. After all, the Swann Corporation was a large enterprise, and Vicente had only hired talents. The accounts were

a glance, her eyes narrowed, and a sudden change came over her face

fund request from Mr. Johnathan. It went through a

uncle is the finance manager in charge of disbursements, and the Swanns’ children have monthly allowances. This

himself while Vicente was alive, requesting only small amounts, typically

grandson, so he had never