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    Each one warmly greeted Brenna.


    “Hello, everyone.”


    Brenna, glowing with confidence, introduced her colleagues from the studio to Giselle, Shepard, and her two brothers. Thiago, Joe, and Tommy exchanged handshakes and pleasantries with the Harper family members.


    Ernst was particrly taken aback. He recognized several of Brenna’s colleagues as finance professionals he knew, individuals who had contributed to internationally renowned journals. These were highly respected figures he had once tried to hire, only to be rejected. He was surprised to find them employed by Brenna.


    Greta was displeased. She recognized five of her senior schoolmates among those greeting Brenna, individuals who were exceptionally gifted and had consistently excelled academically, earning national and university schrships and receiving multiple job offers. Their level of achievement was something she felt she couldn’t match, not even in ten years.


    And yet, here they were, working for Brenna.


    What were they thinking?


    She watched them, her brow furrowed in confusion.


    How had Brenna managed to attract such remarkable talents to her team? Was Brenna really that extraordinary? Greta’s envy deepened. She was astounded by Brenna’s ability to assemble such a capable team at such a young age.


    She listened intently as Brenna introduced everyone on her team—not just the heads of the studios but even the regr employees—each with a résumé more impressive than thest.


    With every word, Greta’s envy grew. Brenna wasn’t just exceptional; she was everything Greta dreamed of bing.


    Once Brenna finished introducing everyone and her colleagues began to mingle, Greta saw an opening and walked over to her. Though the words didn’te easily, she still managed apliment. “You’re amazing. Could we exchange contact information?”


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    Brenna agreed without hesitation since she admired Greta’s talent. Just as Greta hoped to engage further with Brenna, Ethan escorted Brenna upstairs.


    Lilith then walked to Greta, leading her to the dessert area in the yard. She showed Greta her phone and said, “Did you see the tiara on Brenna’s head? It is adorned with high-quality diamonds and was purchased at an auction for 1.3 billion. Talk about being rich.”


    Greta’s face darkened. She had admired the tiara’s beauty earlier but had not grasped its staggering price.


    She usually considered garments and essories priced in the thousands to be luxurious. Compared to Brenna, she felt quite ordinary. She thought that life was so unfair.


    Greta felt a sharp sting of bitterness in her chest, silently resenting the unfairness of fate.


    On the other hand, Lilith didn’t feel anything. Neither envy nor jealousy clouded her mind. However, she could tell something was off with Greta. The two had always been close, their contrasting personalitiesplementing each other.


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