Chapter 508
“Why is there a swimming pool here?” Nina thought to herself.
Just as Nina was puzzled, she heard a splash in the pool. Startled, she raised her hands to shield her face from the water droplets. Once the water settled, she noticed someone swimming in the pool. The swimmer’s tall, muscular physique was evident even through the rippling water.
Wasn’t the CEO of Grand Era Corporation over fifty? How could he have such a young and fit body?
As Nina tried to make sense of the situation, she realized that the swimmer’s body seemed increasingly familiar. When the man swam closer and emerged from the water, Nina was stunned. “Why is it you?” she exclaimed.
The man wiped the water from his face and looked at her with a confident, almost smug, expression. “Why couldn’t it be me?”
Nina scanned the surroundings again, her expression growing cold. “Where is the CEO of Grand Era Corporation?”
She was here for an interview, not to play games with him.
With a slight smirk, Nash leaned against the pool’s edge, took a sip of the nearby wine, and said nothing.
Growing impatient, Nina pressed on, “Why aren’t you answering me? I’m here for work, not to waste time.”
Without turning around, Nash replied in his deep, magnetic voice, “You never neglect your work, do you? Always so focused.”
Nina pursed her lips, suddenly realizing what was going on. “Don’t tell me…”
The receptionist had mentioned the CEO was inside. Could it be that Grand Era Corporation had been acquired by him?
“You guessed right,” Nash said, confirming her suspicions. “Grand Era Corporation is mine now. The person you’re here to interview is me.”
Nina’s expression darkened with frustration. She had spent so much time preparing, thoroughly researching the original CEO of Grand Era Corporation, only to find out Nash had taken over. “Why did you do this?” she demanded. “Are you playing games with me?”
She could not understand how Grand Era Corporation had ended up in his hands.
“Business is business,” Nash replied coolly. “It’s never just a game. The goal is always to grow bigger. You, of all people, should understand that after working with me for so long.”
Nina was taken aback. She never expected the interviewee to be Nash. She struggled to separate her personal feelings from her professional responsibilities.
She should not assume that Nash acquired Grand Era Corporation just so she could interview him. That kind of thinking was too far-fetched.
Trying to compose herself, she adopted a professional demeanor. “Mr. York, I didn’t know it would be you.”
Nash raised an eyebrow and, without hesitation, countered, “If you had known, would you have refused to come?”
If she had known, she might have hesitated. Whether she would have come or not was uncertain. She was in a critical phase of her career, and maintaining a clear boundary between her work and personal life was crucial.
Besides, even if she did not meet Nash now, as her reputation grew, she would inevitably have to work with him. As long as she continued to develop on such a large platform, their paths would inevitably
cross.
Nina responded coolly, “You’re overthinking it, Mr. York. You know I take my work seriously. If my superiors assign me a task, I’ll see it through.”
Nash raised an eyebrow, effortlessly seeing through her facade. “You could have taken this assignment earlier, but you handed it off to someone else.”
Nina fell silent at his words.
“If I had known you were the one to interview me, I would have given you this opportunity,” Nash continued, turning to reveal his broad chest as he moved.
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